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Jaguar Land Rover confirms plans to cut 4,000 jobs over two years

From The Guardian · () English

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  • Jaguar Land Rover said it will cut about 4,000 jobs from its UK workforce over two years.
  • The Indian-owned carmaker aims to save £1.7 billion as it deals with US tariffs, a difficult auto market and the effects of a cyberattack.

Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed plans to cut about 4,000 jobs over two years as Britain’s largest carmaker confronts a difficult stretch for the auto industry.

The company wants to reduce its 34,000-strong UK workforce as part of an effort to save £1.7 billion. It is also dealing with the impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs and the fallout from a cyberattack.

Jaguar Land Rover, owned by Indian conglomerate Tata, announced the cuts on Monday after they had been anticipated. The move comes as the company faces tough conditions in the car market and pressure on its operations.

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