Jaguar Land Rover to retrain 29,000 staff worldwide to prepare for all-electric future

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More than 60 per cent of Jaguar Land Rover employees globally to be retrained to develop, manufacture, and service electric vehicles over the next three years

Jaguar Land Rover is rolling out a global electric vehicle (EV) upskilling drive in a bid to retrain up to 29,000 employees over the next three years to prepare the auto manufacturer for its transition...

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