Overview
- Disney told employees this week it is cutting about 1,000 roles across the company in the latest restructuring.
- Marketing was hit hardest, with chief marketing and brand officer Asad Ayaz saying the redesign aims to build a “nimble and modern” organization.
- Business Insider reported severance will vary by level and tenure, from a four‑week minimum for newer non‑managers to as much as 18 weeks plus two weeks per year for senior leaders, capped at 52 weeks.
- Some Hulu staff were included as Disney continues folding Hulu into Disney+ to create a single streaming hub for subscribers.
- CEO Josh D’Amaro and Ayaz said HR will provide resources and guidance to those leaving, framing the move as part of a push to unify marketing across film, TV, sports, and experiences.