Sainsbury's announced plans to cut more than 3,000 head office positions and close its in-store cafés as part of a strategy to save £1 billion. With around 150,000 employees, the company is responding to a difficult cost environment exacerbated by recent tax increases. Senior management roles are expected to reduce by 20%, while initiatives like a pay rise for hourly workers and strategic reallocation of space aim to enhance overall efficiency. The decision to close cafés aligns with customer preferences for specialist outlets, illustrating Sainsbury's commitment to streamlining its operations.
Sainsbury's is cutting over 3,000 head office jobs and shutting its in-store cafés to save £1 billion, responding to a difficult cost environment.
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