Jaguar Land Rover va concedia 4.000 de angajați în următorii doi ani pentru a economisi 1.7 miliarde de lire sterline

Jaguar Land Rover plans to restructure, laying off around 4,000 employees over two years to save nearly £2 billion. This decision is influenced by U.S. tariffs and increasing competition from affordable Chinese electric vehicles. The company aims to enhance competitiveness through its 'Growth Reimagined' strategy, focusing on reducing organizational complexity and achieving cost savings. The layoffs will primarily impact office positions in the UK, where JLR employs about 34,000 people. Despite these cuts, the company intends to invest £15-18 billion over the next five years in electrification and advanced technologies, while recovering from a significant cyberattack that halted production last year.