Team,
Yesterday we confirmed new structures for our global teams in human resources, strategy, finance, IS, and the procurement team in the office of the Chief Financial Officer (oCFO). The confirmed new structures for these teams means there will be 523 fewer roles. As promised, we let those affected know first.
None of the decisions on roles are taken lightly and they are no reflection on the talent in any of these teams. We have invited applications from all those affected for roles in the new structure, but with fewer roles, it is inevitable that we will lose some people.
This is, without question, a challenging and emotional time and I want everyone to take advantage of the support services available, including career and other advice as part of our Employee Care package and our Employee Assistance Programme. It is important that everyone is well supported in making their own difficult decisions.
Next steps
The next phase of this process will focus on the following functions – administration roles, sales (ingredients and consumer), marketing, research and development, communications, health and safety, food safety and quality, group resilience and risk, property, procurement (outside of the oCFO), and change management.
Communication and consultation with these functions will start on 5 August and our intention is to have final structures confirmed by 16 September. We’re currently working through a process to ensure we’re developing the right structures which means communication and consultation for each function may not start at the same time during this period.
As we continue to identify how we can improve our performance, there may be further proposed changes to other parts of the business too. I know it’s frustrating that we don’t have all of the information about this for you today, but we will update you as quickly as we can.
Many of us are asking how we can maintain the same workload with fewer people. The answer lies in the changes we have to make in the way we think, act and manage the business. This includes focusing on the “must do” priorities, not the “nice to haves”.
It means taking more responsibility for setting and meeting goals which produce tangible results, lift performance and ultimately generate more cash for investment and farmer returns. And if we focus on the “must do” we will be doing all we can to make sure we are as efficient and cost-conscious as we can be while meeting our customers’ needs. That way we can build on the good things we already do and lift our returns. It will also ensure we are in the best possible shape for when the market recovers.
If you have any questions during this challenging time, please do not hesitate to talk to your manager or any of the FMT.
Team,Yesterday we confirmed new structures for our global teams in human resources, strategy, finance, IS, and the procurement team in the office of the Chief Financial Officer (oCFO). The confirmed new structures for these teams means there will be 523 fewer roles. As promised, we let those affected know first.None of the decisions on roles are taken lightly and they are no reflection on the talent in any of these teams. We have invited applications from all those affected for roles in the new structure, but with fewer roles, it is inevitable that we will lose some people.This is, without question, a challenging and emotional time and I want everyone to take advantage of the support services available, including career and other advice as part of our Employee Care package and our Employee Assistance Programme. It is important that everyone is well supported in making their own difficult decisions.Next stepsThe next phase of this process will focus on the following functions – administration roles, sales (ingredients and consumer), marketing, research and development, communications, health and safety, food safety and quality, group resilience and risk, property, procurement (outside of the oCFO), and change management. Communication and consultation with these functions will start on 5 August and our intention is to have final structures confirmed by 16 September. We’re currently working through a process to ensure we’re developing the right structures which means communication and consultation for each function may not start at the same time during this period. As we continue to identify how we can improve our performance, there may be further proposed changes to other parts of the business too. I know it’s frustrating that we don’t have all of the information about this for you today, but we will update you as quickly as we can. Many of us are asking how we can maintain the same workload with fewer people. The answer lies in the changes we have to make in the way we think, act and manage the business. This includes focusing on the “must do” priorities, not the “nice to haves”. It means taking more responsibility for setting and meeting goals which produce tangible results, lift performance and ultimately generate more cash for investment and farmer returns. And if we focus on the “must do” we will be doing all we can to make sure we are as efficient and cost-conscious as we can be while meeting our customers’ needs. That way we can build on the good things we already do and lift our returns. It will also ensure we are in the best possible shape for when the market recovers. If you have any questions during this challenging time, please do not hesitate to talk to your manager or any of the FMT.
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