Starbucks to hire 7,500 new UK staff over the next five years
Summary
Coffee giant Starbucks is to hire 7,500 new UK staff over the next five years, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Monday 9 November, the company having said in March that it planned to open 500 new coffee shops across the country by 2031. Starbucks is launching a huge 'recruitment drive in the north' as part of plans to hire 7,500 new baristas, Chronicle Live reported, the company saying the hiring spree will be particularly focused in the Midlands, north of England, Wales and Scotland, as it targets further growth north of the M25.
Latest: Coffee giant Starbucks is to hire 7,500 new UK staff over the next five years, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, Chronicle Live writing that the hiring spree will be particularly focused in the Midlands, north of England, Wales and Scotland as the company targets further growth north of the M25.
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How it unfolded
Monday 9 November
Coffee giant Starbucks is to hire 7,500 new UK staff over the next five years, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, Chronicle Live writing that the hiring spree will be particularly focused in the Midlands, north of England, Wales and Scotland as the company targets further growth north of the M25.
- 03:25The Independent Major coffee chain to open 500 new UK shops
Sunday 8 November
- 19:01The Independent Coffee giant Starbucks to hire 7,500 new UK staff over next five years
- 19:01Evening Standard Coffee giant Starbucks to hire 7,500 new UK staff over next five years
- 19:01Chronicle Live Starbucks launching huge 'recruitment drive in the north' as part of plans to hire 7,500 new baristas