Fisker Layoffs: Canadian operations reportedly affected by restructuring
What’s happening at Fisker?
Electric vehicle (EV) startup Fisker has reportedly trimmed its Canadian workforce as part of a major restructuring.
According to electric-vehicles.com, the reduction is expected to leave the company with “a skeletal crew as it navigates through turbulent times.”
Samfiru Tumarkin LLP is working to determine the exact number of employees that were let go.
The development comes just hours after Fisker staff confirmed sweeping layoffs in the U.S. — affecting a variety of teams, including training, sales, and finance.
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