Telia to cut hundreds of jobs – 280 employees to be let go in Finland
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Telecommunications company Telia has announced significant changes to its organization. The company plans to cut a total of 900 jobs across its operating countries in the Nordic and Baltic regions. In Finland, the planned reductions affect 280 employees.
The cost-saving measures will have a broad impact on the company's various locations. In addition to Finland, the largest reductions will take place in Sweden, where 260 jobs will be cut. In Norway, the number of reductions is 150, in Lithuania 110, and in Estonia 100.
According to Telia, the goal is to streamline the company's operations and improve its profitability. The company is initiating change negotiations with staff to ensure the planned personnel reductions can be carried out in a controlled manner. The precise schedule for the negotiations and the impact on different departments will become clear as the process progresses.
The job cuts are part of a broader transformation through which the company aims to respond to the challenges of a changing market environment. Telia's management has emphasized that the decisions are difficult but necessary for the future of the company.
Sources: Daily Finland
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