Struggling Starbucks announces plans to layoff workers
In a Monday message to employees, Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol announced the Seattle-based coffee giant is planning to lay off 1,100 employees as the company continues to face headwinds amid declining sales, competition and a loss of brand caché.
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Starbucks has around 16,000 corporate employees, meaning the layoffs would affect just under 7 percent of its corporate workforce. Starbucks employs roughly 361,000 people globally, with about 211,000 ...
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