IKEA Switzerland plans to cut 60 jobs in cost-saving push
IKEA Switzerland has announced plans to cut up to 60 jobs at its headquarters in Spreitenbach. The move comes as part of broader cost-saving and efficiency measures aimed at keeping prices low for customers. Employees at risk have already been informed about the potential changes.
The company is looking to simplify its structures and workflows at the Spreitenbach site. By reducing complexity and managing costs more tightly, IKEA Switzerland hopes to focus on its core priorities. A consultation process has now begun with affected staff, giving them a chance to suggest alternatives before any final decisions are made.
If job cuts go ahead, IKEA has promised financial support and career transition help for those impacted. The exact roles or departments affected have not yet been specified in public statements.
The proposed reductions are part of a wider effort to streamline operations and control expenses. Affected employees will have a say during the consultation phase, with potential adjustments still under discussion. Support measures will be available if layoffs are confirmed.
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