Tesco cuts 325 jobs at headquarters under margin pressure

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In order to save €572.55 million this year, Tesco announced on 5 October a set of more than 300 redundancies at head office and regional teams. The group is following in the footsteps of the Co-Op supermarkets (400 jobs cut at headquarters this summer) and Primark (400 managers made redundant in 2022).

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