The country’s oldest online food aggregation and delivery platform Zomato on Saturday said that it is going to lay off nearly 3 per cent of its workforce across the organisation on account of cost-cutting efforts and to turn profitable.
At least 100 employees have already been impacted across functions like the product, technology, catalogue and marketing, MoneyControl
Zomato, which currently has nearly 3,800 employees, stated that layoffs will be based on regular performance.
"There has been a regular performance based churn of under 3 per cent of our workforce, there's nothing more to it," said a Zomato spokesperson.
At least 100 employees have already been impacted across functions like the product, technology, catalogue and marketing, MoneyControl