Swinton to cut 900 jobs in shift away from high street model
Swinton will likely cut 900 roles from its business by the end of the year as part of a wider restructure.
The broker is reviewing whether to close 84 of its high street branches, including a contact centre in Norwich.
The restructure, first broken by sister title Insurance Age, was due to 90% of Swinton
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