On May 5, 2026, Mark On, who had previously served as CEO of Gett Israel, was appointed global CEO of the company. According to Globes, the appointment replaced a previous global CEO (referred to only by the first name "Matthew" in the available source). The appointment was approved unanimously by Gett's board, according to Maariv. About a month later, on June 10, 2026, Israel Hayom and ice.co.il reported that Gett was beginning a round of layoffs in which dozens of employees were expected to leave the company. According to ice.co.il, the move follows changes the company made to its international operations — chief among them ending its activity in the UK market, a deal completed a few months earlier in which its London operations were sold for about $55 million. The company confirmed the layoff process but stressed that it involves a limited number of employees, and that the change stems from organizational adjustments required after ending operations outside Israel. Gett clarified that service in Israel continues as usual and that the changes are not expected to affect users. Industry sources, according to ice.co.il, estimate that the scope of the cuts may expand further.