The "second phase of impacts" would begin by June 28 at its headquarters, Michele Adams, Nike's vice president for people solutions, said in a legally mandated notice to state authorities.
The company's shares were up marginally in after-hours trading. They have declined nearly 13% this year.
Nike had in December announced a cost savings plan for $2 billion over the next three years, and in February said it
would cut about 2% of its total workforce, or more than 1,600 roles.
It had about 83,700 employees as of May 31, 2023.
