Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is to cut up to 500 management jobs, as the carmaker faces pressure on sales and profits from US trade tariffs.
JLR said it would launch a voluntary redundancy scheme, and that the cuts were not expected to exceed 1.5% of its British workforce. The firm described the move as "normal business practice".
Last week, the carmaker revealed a drop in sales in the three months to June caused partly by it pausing exports to the US because of tariffs and also due to the planned wind-down of older Jaguar models.
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