Subway moving less than 10 percent of Milford HQ jobs to Miami
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Subway’s new CEO is moving some corporate staff to an office in the Miami-area where he lives, raising questions about the company’s Milford headquarters.
Subway confirmed it will move an unspecified number of Milford staff south, including managers in marketing, culinary and global strategy. A company spokesperson told Hearst Connecticut Media that “less than 10 percent of Milford employees” are being affected in the moves, without providing a precise number.
The transition could lead to more layoffs, reports say.
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Subway said that while there are planned staffing changes, the majority of the workforce will remain in Connecticut.
Subway is moving some of its operations from Milford, Connecticut, to Miami, according to the company.
The new Miami office is scheduled to open in spring 2022. The New York Post reported consumer-facing departments will make the transition, such as culinary, marketing, and global transformation. Meanwhile, finance, legal, development, and human resources and business services will remain in Connecticut.
Subway said while there are planned staffing changes, the majority of the workforce will remain in Connecticut. It’s currently “working with affected individuals to provide the appropriate transition tools.”