J&J to cut 6-7 percent of workforce in restructuring
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Johnson & Johnson will eliminate about 6 percent to 7 percent of its global workforce, or some 7,000 to 8,000 positions, as the diversified healthcare company restructures and seeks cost savings, the... [read full story]
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Johnson & Johnson will lay off six to seven percent of its workforce in a restructuring designed to eliminate layers of management. Globally, 7,000 workers will lose their jobs. It wasn't clear whether the job cuts would affect...
Johnson & Johnson cutting 7,000 jobs; no word on ABQ impact (at bizjournals.com)
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Johnson & Johnson to trim jobs
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Johnson & Johnson Cutting up to 7 Percent of Global Workforce
The world's largest health-care company, New Jersey-based Johnson & Johnson (J&J), has announced plans to cut up to seven percent of its global workforce, a figure which represents more than 7,000 people, as it attempts to...
J&J To Cut More Than 8000 Jobs
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J&J plans 8,000 job cuts in restructuring
Wire and staff reports • November 3, 2009 Johnson & Johnson said Tuesday it will cut up to about 8,000 jobs and streamline its operations in an effort to cut costs as it braces for changes in the health care industry. But in an...
J&J plans 8,000 job cuts
Wire and staff reports • November 3, 2009 Johnson & Johnson said Tuesday it will cut up to about 8,000 jobs and streamline its operations in an effort to cut costs as it braces for changes in the health care industry. But in an...
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