New Delhi: EdTech startup Byju’s is looking to cut at least 1,000 more jobs, the Morning Context has reported.According to the report, the move will hurt the sales and marketing teams of the startup.Managers have been directed to sack two employees each from the sales and marketing teams of its 280 tuition centres in India, Hindustan Times reported, citing Economic Times’ report.A person in the know of the matter told the Morning Context that around 150 marketing managers may lose their jobs this time.In January, the startup let go off 5,000 people across verticals, the news outlet had reported.Also read: ‘Treated Like Slaves, Abusive Practices’: Byju’s Staff Reveal Harsh Work ConditionsThe person cited above told the Morning Context that the “new round of layoffs was decided internally two weeks ago”.“Almost all of the K10 team, which is around 500+ people, is being fired,” another person familiar with the developments told the Morning Context. K10 is short for kindergarten to grade 10, which is Byju’s core product and main business in India.“They are firing at all levels. Managers, senior managers are all asked to leave. It includes people who joined the company only two to four months back. Most are being given three months’ severance pay,” the person cited above said.The news comes after the ed-tech unicorn sued its lender Redwood, an American investment management firm, and its related entities in the New York Supreme Court for accelerating the repayment of a $1.2 billion Term Loan B (TLB). The loans were raised in November 2021.It refused to pay $40 million in interest due Monday, saying that it will not be making any further payments until the case is resolved.