Almost 5,000 jobs cut at Morrisons amid turnaround efforts
Morrisons revealed that its average monthly workforce fell from 101,144 people to 96,232 for the year to October last year, according to accounts published on…
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Revenues were higher over the year, up 2.8% at £15.7 billion, despite disruption from a cyber incident that caused an IT systems outage just before Christmas 2024, impacting product availability. The spokesman added: “In our 2025 full year we grew like-for-like sales every quarter, maintained Ebitda and our market share, and demonstrated our resilience in the face of some tough external headwinds, from the cyber incident, rising inflation and government cost increases, which we worked hard to offset.”.
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Revenues were higher over the year, up 2.8% at £15.7 billion, despite disruption from a cyber incident that caused an IT systems outage just before Christmas 2024, impacting product availability.
according to The Independent +1The spokesman added: “In our 2025 full year we grew like-for-like sales every quarter, maintained Ebitda and our market share, and demonstrated our resilience in the face of some tough external headwinds, from the cyber incident, rising inflation and government cost increases, which we worked hard to offset.”
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