Lojer Opens Restructuring Talks That Could Cut Up to 16 Jobs
Sastamala-based medical furniture maker Lojer has opened restructuring negotiations covering 156 employees that could lead to up to 16 job cuts.
Lojer will launch restructuring negotiations next week for its Finnish operations, a process that could lead to up to 16 job cuts, YLE reports.
The talks involve 156 employees and are intended to strengthen the company's competitiveness and profitability, Tyrvään Sanomat reports.
Earlier negotiations this year resulted in part-time furloughs from June to September, Aamulehti reports.
Lojer manufactures hospital beds and treatment and examination tables at sites in Sastamala, Hollola and Kempele. In 2022 it acquired Lahti-based Merivaara, which makes operating theatre furniture and lighting.
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