LONDON: Jaguar Land Rover said on Monday (Sep 7) that it would cut "around 4,000 roles over the next two years", or about ten percent of its global workforce, in a further blow to Europe's automobile industry.The company revealed its voluntary redundancy scheme just days after the German car giant Volkswagen

Tata-owned Jaguar Land Rover plans to cut about 4,000 UK jobs over two years as it targets £1.7 billion in savings. The move comes as JLR battles weaker sales, rising costs and US…

Jaguar Land Rover plans to cut 4,000 jobs as part of a voluntary redundancy program to save £1.7 billion.

Jaguar Land Rover plans significant job cuts over two years due to rising costs and competition. The UK government will not provide financial support for the carmaker's…

The Tata-owned carmaker needs to make £1.7bn of savings over the next two years