Jaguar Land Rover workers issued warning after 300 job cuts

Jaguar Land Rover is cutting fewer than 300 jobs, the West Midlands car maker has confirmed

The job losses are in addition to the 500 roles cut last July as JLR continues its 'transformation initiatives' in its recovery from last year's devastating cyber attack.

The job losses are in addition to the 500 roles cut last July as JLR continues its 'transformation initiatives' in its recovery from last year's devastating cyber attack.

Jaguar Land Rover set to cut jobs amid overhaul  ITVX

The company employs about 30,000 people across the UK and roughly 10,000 overseas

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It comes as the group continues its recovery from a major cyber attack which caused it to halt production last year

Jaguar Land Rover set to cut jobs amid overhaul  lbc.co.uk

It is understood that fewer than 300 jobs will be affected at the UK’s largest car maker.

It is understood that fewer than 300 jobs will be affected at the UK’s largest car maker.

JAGUAR Land Rover has revealed plans to axe around 300 job roles as part of a corporate restructure following tariff pressure and last year's cyber attack. The British car maker, which is based in the West-Midlands, said that salaried and managerial positions would be affected by the move. The motoring giant said the m

The car giant says it expects fewer than 300 people will lose their jobs.

Jaguar Land Rover has announced plans to cut up to 300 jobs in the UK as part of a 'redeployment and displacement' programme as the car giant transitions to electric vehicles

Jaguar Land Rover will cut up to 300 roles as part of a 'redeployment and displacement' programme underway at the global car giant

The German carmaker has agreed a voluntary redundancy programme targeting administrative and development roles, while ruling out compulsory redundancies and cuts to production jobs, according to media reports.