> The company employs more than 800 staff and more than 500 jobs were estimated to go. This was not a "fixed plan", though the process was being sped up by extra costs placed on the firm by the government, Mr Glynne said.
AI sounds more like an excuse than the basis. I suspect more and more people are going to push back against the AI everything these out-of-touch CEOs are hyping around
> The company employs more than 800 staff and more than 500 jobs were estimated to go. This was not a "fixed plan", though the process was being sped up by extra costs placed on the firm by the government, Mr Glynne said.
AI sounds more like an excuse than the basis. I suspect more and more people are going to push back against the AI everything these out-of-touch CEOs are hyping around