Tesco stores overhaul leaves 2,100 jobs at risk

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “Tesco stores overhaul leaves 2,100 jobs at risk” – below is their description.

Tesco has announced a plan to shake up management and close hot counters and delis, which will impact approximately 2,100 jobs.

The UK’s largest supermarket chain said those affected will have the option of moving into shift leader roles “with financial support” or taking redundancy.

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Read more here: https://news.sky.com/story/tesco-says-management-shake-up-and-hot-counter-closures-to-impact-2-100-jobs-12799665

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