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05/02/2010
Lloyds announces possible job cuts Lloydspharmacy has announced possible job cuts at its The multiple has launched a consultation with affected staff. Lloydspharmacy was unable to confirm how many workers were involved, but the final figure was “well below 100” a spokesperson told C+D. Lloydspharmacy said the move was driven by “funding challenges”. Pharmacy had suffered a continued reduction in government funding over a number of years, Lloydspharmacy said. Lloydspharmacy md, Richard Smith told last October’s C+D conference that £800 million had been removed from contract funding since 2005. The consultation process with affected staff will last 30 days according to Lloydspharmacy.
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