Leo Pharma spokesperson on layoffs of 300 employees: "It came as a shock"
It’ll take time before remaining employees at Denmark’s oldest pharmaceutical firm can embrace a new strategy that cost 300 colleagues their jobs last week, notes a Leo representative.
by ulrich quistgaard, translated by daniel pedersen
The smoke has yet to clear from last week when Leo Pharma fired 300 employees, and the remaining workforce has been left shell-shocked from the layoff round, says a spokesperson from the company, Lilja Laxbro, who helped negotiate terms for the outgoing personnel.
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