From misery walk to mass layoffs: Inside Canva’s hardest month
Insiders say Canva’s billionaire co-founders agonised over layoffs for weeks. They now have to try and turn the company around.
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Insiders say Canva’s billionaire co-founders agonised over layoffs for weeks. They now have to try and turn the company around.
The nominations are in for the VRC board, and the wildcard John Kanga is expected to flip the script – if he gets through the vetting process.
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A chef who refused to put pineapple on pizza has failed to regain his job after submitting his unfair dismissal application late.