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Peloton Trims Workforce by 11%, Part of Cost-Cutting Initiative

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Peloton has reportedly eliminated approximately 11% of its workforce as part of a cost-cutting initiative.

Affected staff were informed on Jan. 30, 2026. A spokesperson for the fitness technology company said the goal is to optimize spending by “reshaping our teams and, in some cases, the locations where we work.”


Which Roles at Peloton are Affected?

Engineers working on technology and efforts for enterprise customers were mostly impacted by the latest round of job cuts at Peloton.

It remains unclear if Canadian employees were let go. The company reportedly has dozens of workers in the country, according to LinkedIn.


Source

People familiar with the workforce reduction at Peloton shared key details with Bloomberg News.


More Peloton Layoff Coverage

For a full overview of Peloton layoffs and the rights that non-unionized employees in Canada have in this situation, see our Peloton Layoffs & Severance Guide.

Lost Your Job at Peloton?

You may be owed severance pay under Canadian law. Legal advice can help clarify your options.

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