Summary: The Marks and Spencer told 950 store supervision and head office jobs were at danger. Because it needed to stimulate its restructuring. A spokesperson told the move showed "an important step" in it becoming a "stronger, leaner" company. Marks and Spencer were already going through a transformation that included cutting costs and shutting some stores. The firm said that because of the pandemic, those criteria would be accelerated. Under a programme called Never The Same Again. Marks and Spencer said it now wanted to "make three years' progress in one".
