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Supermarket chain Morrisons, British High Street, will see that more than 3,600 work has been lost in the last coup, as part of a restructuring program, more than 50 stores and a series of Morrison’s daily markets.
The movement comes for the first time since the acquisition of the retailer, for the first time since the 2021 private capital taking over, and the year of £ 2.1 billion for the year ended on October 27, 2024, and the previous year is compared to £ 919 million. £ 2.6 billion, a large part of this profit, was produced from the sale of gasoline forecasts to the engine fuel group.
While the Forekourt sale was most of the profit recoil, Morrison’s underlying performance healed and the losses in ongoing operations rose from £ 1.09 billion to £ 538 million.
Chain increased by 3.9% in similar sales and increased by 4.2% in total sales.
However, the newly filed accounts of companies show that the company has reduced the labor force from 104.819 to 101.144 and store personnel, manufacturing, distribution and central office roles are affected.
Rami Baitiéh, Chairman of the Executive Board, said that the focal point continues to provide customers during a challenging economic climate marked with inflation and repressed consumer expenditures.
Earlier this year, Morrisons confirmed that Haxby, which closed on May 14, will close the 17 Morrison’s daily store with the last output in North Yorkshire. Now he has confirmed that more than 50 stores were closed.
Closes are part of the wider cost -lowering measures in the supermarket sector. Aldi, Tesco and Sainsbury’s announced their job losses in recent months, and Sinsbury’s in -store cafes closed.
