Epharmacy startup PharmEasy announced another round of layoffs

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Epharmacy startup, PharmEasy announced another round of layoffs, months after its first. Actual number of employees impacted by the decision are not verified yet.

The majority of those affected worked in product technology, quality analytics, and support. Employees from the broader technology and design teams were also affected. Employees who were laid off were given a variety of reasons, including restructuring, macroeconomic headwinds, and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. PharmEasy is beset by a slew of problems, including mounting losses, a funding crunch, and postponed IPO plans.

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Epharmacy startup PharmEasy announced another round of layoffs

Epharmacy startup, PharmEasy announced another round of layoffs, months after its first. Actual number of employees impacted by the decision are not verified yet.

The majority of those affected worked in product technology, quality analytics, and support. Employees from the broader technology and design teams were also affected. Employees who were laid off were given a variety of reasons, including restructuring, macroeconomic headwinds, and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. PharmEasy is beset by a slew of problems, including mounting losses, a funding crunch, and postponed IPO plans.

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