Galway-based games developer cuts 200 jobs

Galway-based games developer cuts 200 jobs

Sun, 27 Jul, 2014 - 16:06

Galway-based games developer Zenimax has cut its workforce by 200.

The company, supported by Enterprise Ireland and the IDA, announced the creation of 250 jobs in March.

However it is believed that in the past two months, staff levels have dwindled.

The global gaming company has its European operations in Galway City.

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