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Massive layoffs rock Disney as new CEO slashes hundreds of jobs

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Massive layoffs rock Disney as new CEO slashes hundreds of jobs

The Mouse House is downsizing again.

New Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro reportedly kicked off a new round of layoffs on Tuesday, cutting a couple of hundred workers from the company’s workforce, according to Deadline.

Most of the employees are in the company’s tech and HR divisions. The company’s TV division or motion picture studio are not affected by the current staff reductions, according to the outlet.

Walt Disney Co. signage on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

The Walt Disney Company is downsizing its workforce once again. Bloomberg via Getty Images

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Josh D'Amaro on stage at the Disney Entertainment Showcase.

New Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro reportedly kicked off a new round of layoffs on Tuesday. Getty Images for Disney

The front entrance and sign of the Walt Disney Studios and The Walt Disney Company corporate headquarters in Burbank, California.

Most of the employees are in the company’s tech and HR divisions. GC Images

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