New vacancies open up at Facebook in Dublin for Calibra

• With the coronavirus spreading throughout the world at full force, 50 new Vacancies have been created for Facebook‘s Calibra in Dublin, Ireland. 
• This comes as the company is seemingly bucking the trend of private-sector layoffs during the economic downturn.

With the coronavirus spreading throughout the world at full force, 50 new Vacancies have been created for Facebook‘s Calibra in Dublin, Ireland. This comes as the company is seemingly bucking the trend of private-sector layoffs during the economic downturn. 

A report by the Irish Times this week noted that the small team of Facebook subsidiary in Dublin is set to be significantly expanded in 2020. Facebook has highlighted that its Irish operators are critically important for its future roadmap.

Facebook employs 5000 people across Ireland since it’s been based therefrom 2009. This goes across its numerous parts of the companies including WhatsApp and Instagram.

But as Calibra was founded last year, it has been the center of controversy in the evolving digital world that Facebook is undergoing. Given the international regulatory hardship over the past 12 months, the project has been updated to go in line with lawmakers.

The head of operations for the new project, Laura Morgan Walsh has said the following:

“During this time of global uncertainty, we’re continuing to invest in our team located in Dublin. We’re actively hiring experts in fraud, compliance, workforce management and customer care to expand our operations team supporting the Calibra wallet.”

It will be interesting to see how this situation plays out. For more news on this and other crypto updates, keep it with CryptoDaily!