Harvey Nichols to cut 60 London head office jobs due to inflation, cost pressures, and end of tax-free shopping for tourists.

Harvey Nichols, a luxury department store chain, plans to cut around 60 jobs in its London head office due to increased inflation, cost pressures, and the end of tax-free shopping for tourists in the UK. The company, which has seen a 13% increase in revenue to £216.6 million, aims to offer impacted workers alternative roles within the business. Less than 5% of its workforce is at risk of redundancy.