Its global headquarters is in Whitley in Coventry and it also has some engineering operations there. In the Midlands the car-maker has several operations.
Some of those are elsewhere in the world as part of its global operations, but most are UK-based. However, despite that, as Britain’s biggest car-maker it is almost always hiring and has a rolling recruitment programme.Īt the moment on its website Jaguar Land Rover is advertising for a total of 353 vacancies. Pre-pandemic Jaguar Land Rover had other challenges and it went through a major restructure that saw the size of its workforce reduced considerably. READ MORE: What does the future look like for Jaguar Land Rover five years down the line? The company has a bulging order book but simply doesn’t have the chips it needs to produce cars to cope with demand.
After the company returned to car-making, following a short period when the production lines were shut down during the coronavirus lockdown, it has been hit by another blow.Ī global shortage of semiconductors has had a major impact on car production worldwide and Jaguar Land Rover is among the car-makers who have been hard hit.
Producing the cars of today is still something of a challenge though. A vital part of that future is the recruitment of the people who will spur the company on to continued success and produce the cars of tomorrow. Coventry car maker Jaguar Land Rover is still in the process of recovering from the coronavirus pandemic, but at the same time it cannot stand still and constantly needs to look to the future.
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