Jaguar Land Rover is cutting a further 400 jobs as the economic slump takes its toll on sales.
JLR is asking workers at all three of its factories in Castle Bromwich, Solihull and Halewood to volunteer for redundancy.
Further jobs are likely to go at the company’s engineering centres at Whitely and Gaydon, where new models are developed. Some production workers have been offered three months’ leave at 80 percent of their normal pay.
“We are looking for volunteers,” said J...
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