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Aldi has announced plans to cut up to 150 jobs in its UK head office as part of a restructuring effort, following 103 redundancies in finance and administration earlier this year. The changes, which are not expected to impact jobs in stores, are part of a broader effort to streamline operations and reduce costs. The discount supermarket chain is consulting with its technology team regarding the proposals, which are aimed at ensuring the company can continue to offer great quality products at unbeatable prices. The restructuring is not expected to impact jobs in shops, although Aldi has slightly reduced the number of regional managers. The company has previously said it wants to reach 1,500 shops and would focus on communities where it sees a lack of affordable options for shoppers.
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