Nespresso, a subsidiary of the Swiss group Nestlé, announced on Wednesday, June 10, the elimination of up to 178 jobs in France starting in 2027. This decision is part of a major global restructuring undertaken by the leading coffee capsule brand. The job cuts primarily affect marketing and customer service activities. The network of boutiques will not be affected by this plan.
The Lyon site is going to close
The French subsidiary also plans to close its Lyon site as part of this reorganization. This workforce reduction strategy comes amid intense competition in the coffee capsule market. Nespresso, long the undisputed leader in the sector, is facing a proliferation of players and alternative brands. The Nestlé group is seeking to adapt its cost structure to maintain profitability.
Employees in physical stores are therefore not affected by these measures. Only administrative and sales support positions will be impacted. Management must now begin negotiations with employee representatives to define the precise terms of this restructuring, which will take effect in just over a year.
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