Sainsbury’s to cut 3,000 jobs and shut in-store cafes - The overhaul will see about 20% of senior management roles reduced at the supermarket giant.

Supermarket giant Sainsbury’s has confirmed plans to axe more than 3,000 roles as it prepares to close all its remaining in-store cafes.

Sainsbury’s is to close its remaining 61 in-store cafes and cut over 3,000 staff jobs in a bid to reduce costs. The supermarket giant said it had made the “difficult decision” to “simplify the business”.

Sainsbury ’s will cut more than 3,000 jobs and plans to close its remaining in-store cafes as part of a major restructure, the supermarket chain has announced. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story.

Sainsbury's, the supermarket behemoth, has revealed it will be cutting over 3,000 jobs as it plans to shut down all of its in-store cafes. The restructuring is set to impact two per cent of its vast workforce of 148,000 and will also lead to the redundancy of around 20 per cent of Sainsbury's senior leadership roles, as reported by City AM.

Sainsbury's has announced plans to close six in-store cafes in the West Midlands as part of a drive to save £1bn by 2028. The supermarket giant said it was proposing to shut its remaining 61 cafes in the UK amid a major overhaul that will see 3,

It comes almost three years after it shut 200 in-store cafes amid waning demand from shoppers. The last two remaining Cheshire cafes to shut are located at stores in Macclesfield