Aldi cuts hundreds of UK head office and logistics roles under global cost-saving plans

Summary

Aldi is to cut head office roles in a shake-up of its UK business, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Wednesday 11 November, writing that it comes on top of about 103 redundancies made within the finance and administration teams earlier this year. Aldi's UK business is cutting hundreds of head office and logistics roles as part of a global effort to trim costs at the budget grocer, The Guardian reported, the retailer consulting with its technology team on the loss of up to 150 roles after 103 redundancies in its finance and administration team earlier this year and almost 20 more redundancies among buying directors. The Independent wrote that the discount supermarket is consulting with its technology team over the proposals, headlining that Aldi is to axe hundreds of UK jobs under global cost-saving plans, and the Manchester Evening News headlined 150 jobs put at risk.

Latest: Aldi is to cut head office roles in a shake-up of its UK business, on top of about 103 redundancies made within the finance and administration teams earlier this year, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, The Guardian writing that Aldi's UK business is cutting hundreds of head office and logistics roles as part of a global effort to trim costs and that the retailer is consulting with its technology team on the loss of up to 150 roles, while the Manchester Evening News headlined 150 jobs put at risk.

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