EA said in that document that it also plans to reduce its office space footprint.
Based on EAs annual report, issued in May of last year, the company had 13,400 employees.
That means the current cuts could amount to some 600 jobs lost.
Along with the job cuts, CEO Andrew Wilson issued a company-wide letter informing staff of the publishers restructuring.
That means the sunsetting of some live service titles and ceasing the development of certain projects.
The restructuring is expected to be completed by early next quarter.
Video Games Chroniclereported Respawns upcomingStars Warsfirst-person shooter is one title not moving forward.
EAs other upcoming licensed projects include MotivesIron Manand CliffhangersBlack Panther.
An EA representative confirmed to GameIndustry.biz that both projects are still in development.
