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WSC Sports Cuts 70 Jobs Globally, Majority in Israel Amid Economic Challenges
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First reported by Globes · 3 hours ago
What happened
WSC Sports is cutting 70 jobs globally, mostly in Israel, as part of a company-wide efficiency plan amid economic challenges. The layoffs affect 10% of its workforce and aim to sustain growth and strategic investments. The company supports affected employees with personal assistance and benefits.
- 01WSC Sports is laying off 70 employees worldwide, 60 of them in Israel.
- 02The layoffs represent about 10% of the company's total workforce of 680.
- 03The move is part of a broad efficiency effort due to global macroeconomic changes.
- 04Affected employees will receive extensive support and personal guidance.
- 05WSC Sports serves major clients like NBA, ESPN, and La Liga with AI-based sports content automation.
- 06The company has raised $150 million and employs 550 people at its Israeli headquarters.
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N12Center · Hebrew3 hours ago
WSC Sports Cuts 70 Jobs Globally, Majority in Israel Amid Economic Challenges
MakoCenter · Hebrew3 hours ago
WSC Sports Cuts 70 Jobs Globally, Majority in Israel Amid Economic Challenges
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