Saga confirms 100 redundancies
The insurance and travel business said the changes would enable it to invest in further growth as it issues trading update.
Saga confirmed that it has made 100 people redundant at its Folkestone headquarters.
It is believed staff were informed over the weekend.
A statement from Saga read: “We can confirm that the difficult decision has been taken this week to make around 100 employees redundant across the business.
“Like many companies, we review our structure on a regular basis and in taking this action our objective is to make the business more efficient, customer focused and sustainable in the long term.
“We
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