Blue origin puts nearly 10 % of the employees

Jeff Bezos satellite company from its establishment Blue origin It plans to extract about 10 % of its workforce, according to an email at the company level obtained by Fox Business.

Employees in some engineering, research and development jobs and “Programs/Project Management” will lose their jobs in the demobilization of workers, according to e -mail from CEO Dave Limp. He told employees in the letter that the company “reduces our classes from the administration.”

“Our primary focus in 2025 and beyond is to expand the scope of our manufacturing and launch speed, meat and efficiency for our customers,” Limp said. “We have grown and rented incredibly quickly in the past few years, and with this growth, more bureaucracy and less focus than we needed. It has also become clear that the formula of our organization should change to ensure our roles are compatible with the best of these priorities.”

Workers’ demobilization was reported earlier by Reuters.

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A general view of the Blue Asset site, on the day the new Shepard missile explodes from Blue Origen fourth fourth of Billionaire Jeff Bezos, with a crew of six people near Van Horn, Texas, United States, March 31, 2022. (Reuters / Ivan Pierre Agiri / Reuters)

The company was formed in 2000. About 14,000 people work for Blue originAccording to Reuters.

Limp said in the email he was still “very confident” in “tremendous opportunities” of the blue origin.

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“We will continue to invest, invent and employ hundreds of positions in the areas that will help us achieve our goals and the best service for our customers,” the CEO wrote. “We will be the strongest, faster and more focused company on customers constantly meet and go beyond our obligations. This year alone, we will fall on the moon, offer a record number of amazing engines, and fly New Glenn and New Shepard, a regular rhythm.”

Blue Orige New Glenn Rocket launched for the first time in January.