EasyJet consults on axing up to about 50 head office roles ahead of a £5.7bn takeover
Summary
EasyJet is consulting on proposals that could see up to about 50 head office roles axed out of a 2,300-strong team, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Monday 9 November. The two outlets, which carried the same report, headlined that the Luton-based carrier is axing head office roles ahead of a £5.7bn takeover.
Latest: EasyJet is consulting on proposals that could see up to about 50 head office roles axed out of a 2,300-strong team, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, headlining that the Luton-based carrier is axing head office roles ahead of a £5.7bn takeover.
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How it unfolded
Monday 9 November
EasyJet is consulting on proposals that could see up to about 50 head office roles axed out of a 2,300-strong team, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, headlining that the Luton-based carrier is axing head office roles ahead of a £5.7bn takeover.
- 12:28City A.M. EasyJet looks to slash head office roles before £5.7bn takeover
- 06:27The Independent EasyJet axing head office roles ahead of £5.7bn takeover
- 06:27Evening Standard EasyJet axing head office roles ahead of £5.7bn takeover