Heineken says cutting around 8,000 jobs in restructuring
Money & Careers
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Reuters
| Feb 10, 2021
Glasses of Heineken beer (PHOTO: REUTERS)
Dutch brewer Heineken said it was cutting around 8,000 jobs following a review of its operations launched in October.
The cuts will lead to a total restructuring charge of around 420 million euros ($509 million) and savings on personnel expenses of around 350 million euros.
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