Sainsbury’s has proposed plans to cut 1,500 roles under its Next level Sainsbury’s strategy, which the grocer unveiled earlier this month as it looks to save £1bn over the next three years.
The supermarket’s plans, which are still subject to consultation, are part of its Save and invest to win programme, where any savings created are invested back into the business.
The changes include simplifying its store support centre structure, creating more efficient contact centre
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