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Canva's decision to cut 22% of staff, or 1,271 jobs, is a significant restructuring. Companies often make such cuts to reduce costs, streamline operations, or adapt to changing market conditions, especially after a period of decelerated growth. This scale of job loss can trigger specific legal obligations in many countries, including the UK, regarding consultation with employees.
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