Lloyds cuts a further 15,000 jobs

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With speculation that many of the losses will be in the back office and IT

Lloyds Banking Group is to cut a further 15,000 jobs in its bid to save £1.5bn by 2014. Although it has been widely reported that the job cuts will largely affect back-office positions, Lloyds t...

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