GSK chops 650 jobs, vowing to shift more money to a weak R&D effort
GlaxoSmithKline $GSK has once again brought out the axe, chopping 650 jobs as the pharma giant slowly looks to funnel more money to the R&D side of the business.
The jobs are coming out of the US sales and back office groups at GSK, which has repeatedly looked to cut costs over the years with major reorganizations like this. There are 100 “support” jobs being cut in each of their Philadelphia and Research Triangle Park groups, with 450 sales reps in the field getting pink slips.
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