Latest round of cuts at Canada’s oldest retailer represents less than 1 per cent of the Bay’s workforce in Canada, according to spokesperson
Hudson ’s Bay is cutting dozens of jobs, both at its stores and corporate office in Canada , citing pressures across the retail industry.hundreds of corporate jobs
“The retail sector in Canada continues to experience pressures, and we are right-sizing our organization to ensure the long-term success of our business,” Ms. Bourre wrote in a statement on Tuesday.
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