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Coca-Cola to cut 1,600-1,800 jobs globally

By Maria Santos
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cocacola ko to axe 1800 jobs to cut costs
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Coca-Cola Co. is axing at least 1,600 white-collar jobs globally as part of a cost-cutting push in response to sluggish soda sales.

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Questions & Answers

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What is the reason behind Coca-Cola's decision to cut jobs?

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Coca-Cola is cutting white-collar jobs globally as part of a cost-cutting measure. This push is in response to a period of sluggish soda sales.

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Which employees will be affected by Coca-Cola's job cuts?

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The job cuts at Coca-Cola will specifically affect white-collar employees. At least 1,600 of these roles are being axed globally as part of the company's cost-cutting strategy.

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How many jobs does Coca-Cola plan to cut?

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Coca-Cola Co. Intends to cut at least 1,600 jobs globally. The company's plan specifies a range of 1,600 to 1,800 positions being axed.

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