Jaguar Land Rover To Cut 4,000 Jobs

Jaguar Land Rover will cut 4,000 jobs over the next two years, with the redundancies expected to mostly affect office roles, according to BBC. The carmaker is facing pressure from Chinese competition, US tariffs and the shift to electric vehicles, while a cyber-attack last year forced it to halt production for more than a month. Chief executive PB Balaji said the company was committed to supporting staff with care, fairness and respect through the redundancy process.