A recent filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission disclosed workforce reductions at ChargePoint. The company, based in the South Bay, has reduced its global staff. Details about the cuts are limited, but it is known that they are part of a larger plan.
The plan was initially outlined earlier this year. Further information about the reductions can be found through the company's filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
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