Votem layoffs — Feb 19, 2019
Votem Announces Restructuring and Layoffs on February 19, 2019; Number of Jobs Cut Not Disclosed
Votem, a Cleveland-based blockchain voting company, said on February 19, 2019, that it was restructuring and remained operational despite layoffs. The company did not disclose how many jobs were affected or what percentage of its workforce was cut.
The announcement indicated that staff reductions had taken place, but no specific headcount figures were provided. As a result, the size of the layoff could not be independently determined from the available source material.
Votem operates in the blockchain voting sector, developing technology aimed at supporting voting and election-related processes. In its statement, the company framed the move as a restructuring rather than a shutdown, and said it was continuing to operate.
No additional details were provided in the source about the scope of the restructuring, the reasons behind it beyond the restructuring label, or any timeline for future changes at the company.
Sources: Google News
Sources
Were you affected by this layoff?
Verify your Votem email and join our talent pool — recruiters hiring in crypto will find you.