Ikea, the world’s largest furniture retailer, has said it will cut 7,500 jobs over the next two years in its largest ever restructuring. The layoffs will hit communications, human resources, and ...

Swedish retailing giant Ikea is adding a further 85 jobs at its flagship New Zealand store due to overwhelming demand since ...

As the retail industry upheaval continues, Ikea is planning to shake things up. Ikea Group, the company that owns most of the Ikea furniture stores around the world, said on Wednesday that it plans to ...

The Swedish flatpack giant said it would cut 7500 jobs worldwide - mainly focused on office-based work like communications, human resources and administrative functions. At the same time, it plans to ...

The announcement comes as part of plans to cut around 7,500 jobs globally across Ikea's operations as it simplifies the organisation AROUND 350 Ikea employees in the UK are facing redundancy, the ...

COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Swedish home furnishings giant Ikea says it is cutting 7,500 jobs worldwide, partly as a result of a new strategy to open shops in city centers to complement its larger stores.

If you're looking for work in home furnishing sales, interior design, customer service, safety and security, cashier, facility management, receiving, and stock replenishment and warehouse, IKEA Las ...

Around 7,500 people are set to be axed from the payroll at Swedish furniture giant Ikea, with those working desk jobs likely to be the worst effected. Ikea said the roles - mainly in 'global functions ...