Nike Scaling Back Archive Department, Part of Restructuring
What’s happening at Nike?
The sportswear giant has pulled out the axe again — this time affecting the Department of Nike Archives (DNA).
According to Bloomberg, DNA collects various artifacts from the brand’s history, including shoes and gear.
Samfiru Tumarkin LLP is working to determine if any Canadian employees are impacted by the latest round of layoffs at Nike.
Earlier this year, CEO John Donahoe told staff in a memo that the company is eliminating approximately two per cent of its workforce in an effort to “reignite” its growth.
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