Hasbro job cuts tied to Toys ‘R’ Us failure
October 18, 2018
Hasbro announced its intention to make “meaningful organizational changes” that will result in a “single digit” reduction of the company’s global workforce. The company went public with its intent as it heads into the holidays with one of the biggest sellers of its products, Toys “R” Us, no longer in business.
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