Starbucks asks office workers to stay home because it announces 1100 job cuts

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Starbucks cut 1100 office jobs when new executive director Brian Nical tries to revive the world’s largest network of coffee shops.

The company said Monday that corporate roles employees will have to work remotely this week as it would be fired.

Job cuts is the first for Starbucks Corporate workers since 2018, when about 350. Starbucks has not reduced any jobs in their cafes.

On Tuesday, officers who are fired will receive a message.

Nicolas was hired in September for the purpose of Turn round Starbucks As the traffic and the sale were spirals, they were lower.

In a letter to the staff on Monday, Nical said Starbucks would cut 1100 jobs currently filled, as well as “several hundred” more open and unfilled positions.

Most 361,000 Starbucks staff work in more than 21,000 cafes that it works worldwide. About 16,000 work in corporate support, including its headquarters in Seattle, as well as in the development of shops, frying, production, composition and distribution. Starbucks did not indicate the number of corporate support jobs that exist in the company.

Starbucks suffered a long slide on sales in one store, including drop 4 percent In the quarter ended in December.

Last month, NICCOL announced the upcoming job cuts, saying that the company had too many layers. “Our intention is to work more efficiently, increase accountability, reduce complexity and increase integration,” he said on Monday.

The shares increased by 0.6 percent shortly after the opening of Wall Rate on Monday.

In his message, NICCOL said the company’s heads with the status of the vice president and above, who will now have to spend at least three days a week at Starbucks offices in Seattle or Toronto, the company. Employees with the headlines of the director and below with the status of a remote worker will be able to maintain this status.

This week, however, Starbucks asked the corporate personnel to work removed, as it reports 1100 employees who will be fired, citing the causes of privacy. The company said on Tuesday sent an electronic message from the executive team members.