
JLR sets stage for up to 4,000 voluntary redundancies amid cost cuts and Chinese competition
Jaguar Land Rover plans up to 4,000 voluntary redundancies for salaried and management staff over the next two years to cut about £1.7bn in costs and simplify the business as it faces pressure from cheaper Chinese rivals; production roles are unaffected, and the move accompanies a broader shift toward the US market with unions and government officials engaged in discussions.
