Tik Tok Aims To Increase Dublin Workforce To 2,000 By Next Year.

Wednesday, 12 May 2021 10:37

Its just signed a 15 year Docklands property lease.

Tik Tok is aiming to have up to 2,000 employees working from their new Dublin office by early 2022.

The Irish Times reports that the social media giant has agreed to a 15 year lease at its location at the Sorting Office in Dublin’s docklands.

The Irish base, which will serve as Tik Tok’s European Business Hub, has a long term goal of expanding its workforce here to 5,000 people.

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— Irish Times Business (@IrishTimesBiz) May 12, 2021

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