Meta confirms job losses as hundreds of Irish Facebook workers at risk

Meta has confirmed that they are cutting 11,000 jobs globally - putting 390 Irish workers at risk in the process.

Meta has confirmed that it is cutting 11,000 jobs globally - putting hundreds of Irish workers at risk in the process.

Meta - which owns Facebook and WhatsApp - employs 3,000 people in Ireland, with that 13% translating to 390 cuts here.A Meta spokesperson confirmed: "In Ireland, the timeline and process will be defined by Irish government guidelines which will see potentially impacted employees entering collective consultation."

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