Zupee layoff: The gaming platform is being discharged on Jupi 170 Employees. This is about 30% of its total workforce. The company has taken this decision after the ban on real money gaming. The company’s CEO Dilsher Singh said on September 11 that this is a very difficult time for everyone but it was necessary to do so under the new rules. Dilsher Singh said that the employees who are being discharged have been an important part of Jupi’s journey and the company will always be grateful to him. However, the company says that the company will help them.
Zupee Layoff: Sorting employees will get help
170 employees are being discharged from gaming company Jupi. The company’s CEO Dilsher Singh says that he will be given help till the new work is found. The CEO of Jupi says that those who are being evacuated will also be given financial assistance of up to six months based on how long they have worked in the company. The health insurance coverage of these employees will continue and a medical support fund of ₹ 1 crore has been made to give them additional security. Gaming Startup Jupi is also creating a team that will look for new work for these 170 employees. Also, when there is a new hiring in the company, they will be given priority.
And which companies outcry
Due to the ban on real money gaming, many companies are being trimmed. Head Digital Works, who runs the online Rami platform A23 Rumi, recently discharged around 500 employees, which was about two-thirds of its workforce. According to Moneycontrol sources, the Mobile Premium League (MPL) can sort about 60-80% from its Indian unit, ie about 500-600 employees. The view of the online poker platform poker poker is also sorting around 45% i.e. more than 200 employees. Apart from all this, online Rumi platform Rami Circle and Fantasy Sports Platform My 11 Circle run games 24*7 have also been trimmed.
Now what is Jupi’s plan?
Jupi was started by Malhi and Siddhant Saurabh in the year 2018. Its focus is on board games like Ludo and Snake-ladder. Recently it introduced Carrom on its platform. After the ban on real-mani games, Jupi introduced the range of online social games on the ad -port basis. Earlier this week, Manicontrol had revealed that Jupi entered a micro drama with a new Fitter Jupee Studio (Zupee Studio) which offers small size drama show to its 150 million users. It has also launched a paid subscription service called Jupi Plus, whose price is ₹ 499 for three months and it gets unlimited access without ad games and shows.