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Netflix is the leading streaming platform worldwide with over 325 million customer households, but only publishes its user numbers irregularly. The company has already made job cuts in the past, most recently in 2022.
According to data from the end of 2025, around 16,000 people work at Netflix. The cuts are likely to affect around 1,000 jobs. Specifically, it concerns the areas of human resources and law as well as technology. According to the Wall Street Journal, it is the largest job cuts since 2022.
"Decisions like these are never easy, and we do not make them lightly," the statement said. Sarandos said at a conference a few weeks ago that Netflix was growing more slowly than he would have liked. The company is the clear number one in the streaming business with more than 325 million customer households (as of the end of 2025). However, it only publishes its user numbers irregularly.
Netflix will present its current quarterly figures next week. The forecast for the third quarter fell short of analysts' expectations.
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Netflix will publish its quarterly figures next week and provide more detailed information about job cuts.
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