Fujitsu to axe 1,800 UK jobs

Stuart Sumner
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Cuts linked to customers moving to cloud, and not Brexit, Japanese company states

Fujitsu is to cut around 1,800 UK-based jobs, more than a tenth of its total UK workforce. The Japanese company said that the job losses are the result of its transformation programme, which is ...

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