PARIS (Reuters) - French mobile operator SFR is planning to announce lower-than-expected job cuts on Wednesday, French daily Le Figaro reported on Saturday, citing an unidentified source close to the matter.
The French daily said that instead of the 2,000-job cuts expected by unions in the summer the number would be "less than 1,000."
A person close to SFR said the newspaper's estimate was realistic but declined to provide more details about the news to be made public at a workers' council meeting on Wednesday.
SFR is seeking to make 500 million euros ($647.93 million)in cost cuts in 2013 on top of the 450 million euros already targeted for 2012 as it grapples with low-cost competition, union sources told Reuters in July.
SFR, which is controlled by French media group Vivendi
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(Reporting by Astrid Wendlandt, editing by William Hardy)
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/sfr-fewer-job-cuts-expected-report-150529988--finance.html
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