Get the app →
BriefTea logoBriefTea

Every story in sixty words

Get the free app no ads · no paywall

Business · 25 February 2026

Tesco cuts 180 head office jobs but creates 250 new roles

Tesco cuts 180 head office jobs but creates 250 new roles

Photo by Shashank Verma on Unsplash

Tesco has announced plans to cut 180 roles at its Welwyn Garden City head office in Hertfordshire, while simultaneously creating around 250 new positions at the same site. The UK's biggest supermarket said the changes will come as difficult news for affected staff. Tesco has entered consultation with trade union Usdaw over the proposals. The company expects to make a profit of between £2.9 billion and £3.1 billion for its latest financial year.

Reported by BBC News · How we write briefs

More briefs

BusinessLondon Stock Exchange Group sued for £131m in fraud lawsuit BusinessApple to see UK crackdown on iPhone contactless payment fees BusinessRyanair boss warns of biggest ever European flight price hike BusinessThames Water creditors name Labour peer John Hutton as chair for proposed rescue BusinessMillions of Revolut and Lloyds customers hit by major outage BusinessElizabeth Holmes Documentary Takes $15m in Biggest Opening in 20 Years More business stories → Browse all stories →