(Reuters) -Dutch postal firm PostNL on Monday forecast a 2023 operating profit significantly below market expectations and said it would cut between 200 and 300 jobs this year to reduce costs. PostNL said price adjustments would not be enough to fully offset cost increases of around 185 million euros in 2023, mostly driven by transportation and energy and a new collective labour agreement agreed with trade unions in January. PostNL forecast normalised operating profit of between 70 million and 100 million euros in 2023, compared with 84 million euros last year.
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