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Asda-owned Leon cuts hundreds of jobs as WFH trend bites
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Asda-owned Leon cuts hundreds of jobs as WFH trend bites
Leon has axed hundreds of jobs as it bemoaned a “challenging” year in which it wrestled with high cost inflation and depressed customer spending. The Asda-owned fast-food chain cut its headcount by 17 per cent, or 224, to 1,120 over the course of 2024, its latest accounts show, as it sought to bear down on heavy losses. The firm, which was co-founded by Henry Dimbleby, son of veteran BBC broadcaster David Dimbleby, posted a 3.9 per cent downturn…
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