Lloyds Banking Group will reduce its headcount by another 300, The Wall Street Journal reports. The job cuts will be made within the retail, wholesale, wealth and international and group operations divisions, adds The Guardian.
The bank is also planning to relocate 700 people working at its call center in Bridgend, which will be closed down by March 2012. Lloyds has axed about 27,500 jobs since its takeover of HBOS in 2008.
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