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    Posted on September 25, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Just Eat Takeaway will lay off 450 employees as it integrates automation and AI, affecting less than 5% of its workforce across various countries.

    Just Eat to Cut 450 Jobs as It Embraces Automation in Operations

    Just Eat's Workforce Reduction and Automation Strategy

    By Alban Kacher

    Impact on Employees

    (Reuters) -Europe's biggest food delivery company by revenue, Just Eat Takeaway, will reduce its workforce by around 450 as part of a review of its cost base and operations, a company spokesperson told Reuters on Thursday.

    Integration of Automation and AI

    The cuts will affect employees across several functions and countries, including customer service and sales administration, the group said.

    Previous Job Cuts in Germany

    Just Eat is integrating automation and artificial intelligence into its operations, including transitioning manual customer service tasks to automated systems, it said.

    The measures will impact less than 5% of the group's total workforce, the spokesperson said.

    In July, Just Eat's German branch, Lieferando, also announced plans to cut about 2,000 courier jobs in Germany from the end of this year.

    (Reporting by Alban Kacher; Editing by Elaine Hardcastle and Louise Heavens)

    Table of Contents

    • Just Eat's Workforce Reduction and Automation Strategy
    • Impact on Employees
    • Integration of Automation and AI
    • Previous Job Cuts in Germany

    Key Takeaways

    • •Just Eat Takeaway plans to lay off 450 employees.
    • •The company is integrating automation and AI.
    • •Job cuts will affect multiple countries and functions.
    • •Less than 5% of the workforce will be impacted.
    • •Previous job cuts announced in Germany.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Just Eat to lay off around 450 employees, partly automating operations

    1What is automation?

    Automation refers to the use of technology to perform tasks without human intervention, often to increase efficiency and reduce costs.

    2What is workforce reduction?

    Workforce reduction is the process of decreasing the number of employees in a company, often due to restructuring or cost-saving measures.

    3What is artificial intelligence?

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems, to perform tasks such as learning and problem-solving.

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