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Department store chain Debenhams is axing 2500 jobs in the latest body blow to Britain’s beleaguered high streets.
The chain, which fell into administration for the second time in a year earlier this year, does not plan to close any further stores.
The retail business is scrapping the roles of sales manager, visual merchandise manager and selling support manager as it streamlines its shopfloor operations, Retail Week reported.
The move echoes that of fellow High Street stalwart Marks & Spencer which slimmed down its in-store operations in a restructure which cost 950 jobs. John Lewis and Boots have also axed roles as the coronavirus crisis hits some of Britain’s best-known retail names.
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