Redundancy risk as Consignia announces 30,000 job losses

Consignia
is planning to axe 30,000 jobs over the next 18 months as part of a £1.2bn
cost-cutting exercise.

John
Roberts, chief executive of Consignia, told a House of Commons select committee
that cost cutting on this scale might be necessary due the losses the
organisation has incurred.

The
redundancies are expected to come from a range of departments, including
sorting and delivery jobs, administration and managerial positions.

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