Zoopla says it is supporting staff through a consultation process after the portal confirmed 37 members of staff are ‘at risk’ of redundancy.
Property Industry Eye broke the story yesterday claiming up to 30 roles were at risk, with Zoopla confirming the total number of jobs later that day.
The property website shared the news with the trade press in what it said was in “the interest of transparency and also out of respect for our affected colleagues”.
Zoopla wishes to make clear that not all employees at the firm are now in consultation, but confirmed “the proposals could potentially impact roles within a number of teams across different areas of the Zoopla business”.
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