The company, which sponsors Manchester City’s training kits, has entered a consultation period with around 20 staff employed in Ireland
OKX, the crypto exchange, has notified the government of redundancies at its Irish operation having entered a consultation period with around 20 staff employed in Dublin.
The company, which employs around 2,000 people globally, confirmed to the Business Post that it had “recently” entered into a period of consultation with 1 per cent of its global workforce, who are employed through its Dublin-registered operation, OKBL Services and Technology Co Limited.
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