Disney says he reflects several hundred more people around the world, affecting workers in his films, television and financial departments.
The entertainment giant was under pressure as viewers were moving away from cable TV subscriptions in favor of streaming platforms.
“As our industry is transformed at a rapid pace, we continue to appreciate the ways to effectively manage our business, while nourishing the most up-to-date creativity and innovation that consumers appreciate and expect from Disney,” a spokesman told the BBC.
The last cuts of work follow large abbreviations declared in 2023 when About 7,000 workers were Play as part of driving by CEO Bob Iger to save $ 5.5 billion (£ 4.1 billion).
The cuts will influence many teams, including marketing departments for his film and television units.
Workers in the casting and development and development of development and corporate funding will also be affected.
“We were surgical in our approach to minimize the number of employees,” a spokesman said. The company also said that no team would be completely closed.
The California -based company employs 233,000 workers, with just over 60,000 of those based outside the United States.
Disney has numerous companies in the entertainment industry, including Marvel, Hulu and ESPN.
The company reported more than the expected profit in May, with total revenue being $ 23.6 billion for the first three months of the year. This was a 7% increase from the same period in 2024.
It says that growth is fueled by new subscribers to his Disney+ Streaming service.
The company has released a number of new films this year, including Captain America: Brave New World and snow White.
His latest edition, Lilo & Stitch, broke the US cashier records for Memory Day.
The animated movie has seen global ticket sales of over $ 610 million after its release in May, according to the Box Office Mojo industry.