Schuh cuts jobs as part of wider restructuring

Following a voluntary redundancy process launched by the company in January, the footwear retailer has cut 39 head office and store jobs. This is part of a wider restructuring strategy
This latest round of job cuts was confirmed to Retail Week by Colin Temple, president of the Genesco-owned brand. Temple reiterated the ongoing challenges that have led to “the difficult decision to restructure certain areas of our business”.
“This restructure includes a combination of voluntary and compulsory redundancies across our stores and head office locations, resulting in 39 roles being made redundant across the whole business”, he explained, ensuring that the brand is “focused on supporting our people during this time.”
The news comes shortly after Genesco reported that the UK footwear group’s net sales were flat at 479.9 million US dollars in the year to the 1st of February 2025.
Source: fashionunited.uk
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