Lloyds Banking Group is slashing 6,240 traditional roles in the bank and creating 8,240 jobs as part of its £3bn digital transformation, which will include the closure of an operation in Gillingham.
A Lloyds Banking Group statement said: “Lloyds Banking Group has announced that it will create an additional 2,000 roles, as it strengthens its capability to offer customers new leading-edge digital banking products and services.
“The group is investing to further digitise the bank and will refresh some existing roles and create new roles within its structure, while also providing comprehensive retraining for colleagues to help them build their capabilities to meet the demands of these future roles.”
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