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Rolls-Royce ‘to cut 3,500 jobs’

Aero-engines group Rolls-Royce is thought to be planning to cut 3,500 jobs following a drop in business as a result of the US terrorist attacks, it emerged today.

Rolls-Royce ‘to cut 3,500 jobs’

Sun, 14 Oct, 2001 - 15:56

Aero-engines group Rolls-Royce is thought to be planning to cut 3,500 jobs following a drop in business as a result of the US terrorist attacks, it emerged today.

The group would not comment on the speculation.

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