The Latest Breaking News from Unilever

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As a major manufacturer of well known cleaning products, it is perhaps fitting that events at Unilever have started to resemble something of a corporate soap opera. In the last few weeks there has been increased pressure at the top, a failed merger attempt, backlash from investors, and an announcement…

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Jobs will go across the UK and its worldwide operations by the end of the year

Jope said the restructure will help kick-start growth at Unilever, which has faced unrest from investors after poor performance

Consumer goods business has come under increasing pressure from shareholders unhappy with its performance

The Marmite-to-Dove soap maker is planning to axe around 15% of senior management roles and 5% of more junior management jobs.

It employs 6,000 people in the UK and Ireland

Unilever products include Domestos bleach, Ben & Jerry's ice cream and Hellman’s mayonnaise. The announcement comes after it lost a takeover bid for GlaxoSmithKline - the maker of Aquafresh toothpaste and Panadol