RIDGEFIELD, Conn. – About 5 percent of Boehringer Ingelheim’s Ridgefield workforce will be laid off in the near future, the News Times website reported.
A spokesperson for the pharmaceutical company, which employs about 1,800 people in its Ridgefield office on the Danbury border, said part of the reason behind the imminent layoffs is a decrease of revenue from prescription medication sales, according to the News Times website.
The spokesperson said Boehringer Ingelheim is keeping the number of layoffs as low as possible and will help displaced workers find other positions within the company, the News Times website reported.
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A spokesperson for the pharmaceutical company, which employs about 1,800 people in its Ridgefield office on the Danbury border, said part of the reason behind the imminent layoffs is a decrease of revenue from prescription medication sales, according to the News Times website.
The spokesperson said Boehringer Ingelheim is keeping the number of layoffs as low as possible and will help displaced workers find other positions within the company, the News Times website reported.
To read the full story, click here. http://blog.ctnews.com/financialmines/2015/02/16/boehringer-ingelheim-to-lay-off-ridgefield-workers/