About 10 per cent of the technology team has been cut, it was reported.
SINGAPORE: A total of 34 employees in SPH Media’s technology division have been laid off, the company said on Monday .
The company spokesperson said the decision was made after"careful consideration and exploring various alternatives".SPH Media is committed to supporting the affected employees and providing them with comprehensive severance packages that adhere to tripartite guidelines, career coaching, job placement assistance and counselling support to help ease their transition," the spokesperson added.
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