Aldi is planning to cut up to 150 jobs from its UK head office as part of the discount grocer’s ongoing shake-up of its tech and admin operations. The supermarket chain is consulting on the loss of up to 150 roles in its technology team, after cutting 103 jobs from its finance and administration department earlier this year.
Aldi cuts up to 150 head office jobs in UK operations shake-up
UKPulse Consumer DeskThe supermarket chain is consulting on the loss of up to 150 roles in its technology team, following a previous cut of 103 finance and administration department jobs.
- Aldi plans to cut up to 150 jobs from its UK head office as part of its tech and admin operations shake-up
- The company has already cut 103 jobs from its finance and administration department earlier this year
Why this matters: The job cuts come as Aldi seeks to reach 1,500 stores in the UK, putting pressure on competitors Asda and Morrisons.
What this means for you: If you work for Aldi or are affected by the job cuts, you may want to check your employment status and seek support from HR.