GSK plc Cuts 350 R&D Jobs Globally
Analysis based on 9 articles · First reported Feb 02, 2026 · Last updated Feb 02, 2026
GSK plc is implementing an overhaul of its research and development division, resulting in approximately 350 job cuts across the United States and United Kingdom. Around 50 UK jobs are being cut at the Stevenage R&D hub. These cuts are part of an ongoing strategy to eliminate duplicated roles following the merger of its vaccines and specialty medicines operations and the spin-off of Haleon in 2022. Despite the job reductions, GSK plc is significantly increasing its R&D investment, with plans to spend £6.4 billion in 2024, focusing on developing new medicines with multi-blockbuster potential before 2031. The changes are occurring under the leadership of new chief executive Luke Miels, who recently took over from Emma Walmsley.
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