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Jaguar Land Rover confirms planned job cuts
The firm says it needs to save about £1.7bn over the next two years.
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Car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has confirmed it is opening a voluntary redundancy programme, a year on from a cyber attack which brought production to a halt for more than a month.
The firm said it needed to save about £1.7bn over the next two years as it seeks to adapt to "evolving global market conditions".
It was reported by The Times on Saturday that as many as 4,000 jobs may be lost due to the impact of tariffs and a drop in sales.
JLR said over the past three years, it had strengthened its brands and had prepared for production of its next generation of vehicles.