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Imperial Brands to Cut Thousands of Jobs, Starting With HR and Finance

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Imperial Brands plans thousands of job cuts in the U.S. and Europe in two phases, with notices beginning for HR, finance, procurement and supply-chain staff. The move is part of a March 2025 five-year strategy, alongside early work with Capgemini. The company also confirmed it will end production at its Langenhagen, Germany, factory in July 2027 and has already transferred 386 roles in Poland to Capgemini.

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