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Big companies making most redundancies due to coronavirus

Jobs lost in big businesses across the world
Goldman Sachs: 400 jobs to be cut
Nike: at least 500 jobs to be cut
Bentley: 1,000 jobs to be cut
Ryanair: around 1,000 jobs to be cut
P&O Ferries: 1,100 jobs cut
McLaren: 1,200 jobs cut
Target Australia: 1,300 jobs at risk
John Lewis: 1,300 jobs at risk
H&M: 1,300+ jobs cut
Burger King UK: up to 1,600 jobs at risk
Airbnb: 1,900 jobs cut
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles: 2,000 jobs cut
Union Square Hospitality Group: 2,000 jobs cut
Hilton Hotels: 2,100 jobs to be cut
Travis Perkins: 2,500 jobs to be cut
Johnson Matthey: 2,500 jobs to be cut
Bombardier: 2,500 jobs to be cut
The Restaurant Group: 3,000 jobs to be cut
easyJet: 3,000 jobs to be cut
Virgin Australia: at least 3,000 jobs to be cut
Cirque du Soleil: 3,500 jobs cut
Sephora: 3,754 jobs cut
Allstate: 3,800 jobs to be cut
Macy’s: 3,900 jobs cut
Boots: 4,000 jobs to be cut
Swissport: 4,556 jobs at risk
Virgin Atlantic: 4,650 jobs cut
AT&T: 4,700 jobs to be cut
Norwegian Air: 4,700 jobs cut
SSP Group: 5,000 jobs to be cut
Centrica: 5,000 jobs to be cut
Royal Caribbean: 5,000 jobs to be cut
Scandinavian Airlines: 5,000 jobs cut
Pebblebrook Hotels: 6,000 jobs cut
Uber: 6,700 jobs cut
Chevron: up to 6,750 jobs to be cut
Air France-KLM: 7,500 jobs at risk
Tui: 8,000 jobs cut
Emirates: up to 9,000 jobs at risk
Rolls-Royce: 9,000 jobs to be cut
BP: 10,000 jobs to be cut
Hertz: 12,000 jobs cut
British Airways: up to 12,000 jobs to be cut
General Electric Aviation: up to 13,000 jobs to be cut
United Airlines: 13,400 jobs cut
Renault: 15,000 jobs to be cut
Airbus: 15,000 jobs to be cut
Boeing: 16,000 jobs to be cut
American Airlines: up to 19,000 jobs to be cut
Nissan: 20,000 jobs at risk
Lufthansa: more than 22,000 jobs to be cut
Air Canada: up to 22,800 jobs to be cut
The Walt Disney Company: 28,000 jobs to be cut
HSBC: 35,000 jobs to be cut
Cineworld: 45,000 jobs to be lost
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Jobs lost in big businesses across the world

Coronavirus has made it impossible for many small- and medium- sized businesses to survive, but even the world's largest companies aren't immune to the challenging economic conditions brought by the pandemic. In fact, some are having to make massive job cuts and restructure their workforces just to keep business going. From Cineworld to HSBC, click or scroll through to see which major companies are making the biggest cuts to their workforces.
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Hannah Ward-Glenton

07 October 2020

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