TikTok is considering another round of layoffs affecting roughly 300 roles at its European hub in Dublin, according to multiple Irish and international reports. Bloomberg and The Next Web, citing an email to staff, say the proposed redundancies are about 300 positions and would come after a similarly sized round of cuts last year. RTE also reports that around 300 jobs are under threat at TikTok’s Irish operation. Irish media report that a company spokesperson describes restructuring rather than only job losses, adding that the plan could also create new roles. Reported workforce figures in Ireland vary by outlet, with BreakingNews.ie citing about 2,000 employees and other reporting describing the Dublin site as having around 3,000 local workers. The sources agree that the potential reduction would represent a meaningful share of the local workforce, but they do not specify the timeline or whether the plan will ultimately be implemented. TikTok’s statements, as described in the coverage, indicate internal change aimed at reshaping staffing needs while attempting to balance departures with new hiring.