Round 2 in Boehringer's US reorganization will claim another 244 jobs, including small molecule group
Boehringer Ingelheim is once again taking out its budget ax and hacking away jobs. Five months after the company told me that it was chopping 725 jobs out of its US structure, the German pharma company is hacking out another 244 positions, including 120 involved in small molecule discovery research in Connecticut and bringing the total to close to a thousand.
The rest of the cuts included 60 staffers in various functions with another 64 sales jobs being eliminated as well.
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