financial pressures that all businesses are facing. it has been hit by high inflation, soaring costs to freight and energy bills, staffing costs. they posted a £230 million loss back in march, just the second time it has ever made a full year loss. the second time it had to scrap its staff bonus. they are partners, they co own the business through a trust. about 4000 jobs went back then. somejohn lewis and waitrose stores were closed. now it seems there is some more pain ahead. a spokesman confirmed they are drawing up plans to shrink the 76,000 person workforce. they would not go into the specifics. as you mentioned, the guardian newspaper reporting possibly 11,000 jobs, about 10% of the workforce. certainly these spokespeople were not pushing back on the figures. the acts will not fall immediately, it will be over five years, a mixture of not replacing people when they leave, the horrible term natural wastage, but there could be some redundancies. d0 wastage, but there cou
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