Procter & Gamble (P&G) is set to axe around 7,000 white-collar jobs worldwide over the next two years, in a strategic move to digitise and streamline its operations. The cuts were disclosed on 5 June 2025 during a consumer goods conference in Paris and signal a major reshaping of the company's global workforce.
The redundancies will primarily affect office-based staff, with manufacturing roles expected to remain largely untouched. Chief Financial Officer Andre Schulten stated that the restructure aims to simplify processes, remove bureaucratic layers, and enable faster responses to shifting market dynamics.
