“We are calling on everyone to take action and write to Greggs CEO, Roisin Currie CBE. and demand an end to threats of restructure and redundancy.”
By Sarah Woolley
On 2 October, Greggs announced the threat of large-scale redundancies.
After years of success, which has seen 700 new stores since 2021, £90 million dividends to shareholders in the last few weeks and CEO pay topping £1.7 million, this threat of redundancy is not acceptable.
We are calling on everyone to take action and write to Greggs CEO, Roisin Currie CBE, and demand an end to threats of restructure and redundancy.
Today, I have also written to the Department for Business, Innovation and Trade demanding the Government step in and stop this attack on BFAWU members.
Write to Roisin now. We say #BakeJobsNotCuts.
- Sarah Woolley is the General Secretary of the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers’ Union (BFAWU). You can follow her on Twitter/X; and follow the BFAWU on Facebook, Twitter/X and Instagram.
- This article was taken from an email sent by Strike Map on 15 October 2026.
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