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Medtronic Cutting 1,100 Jobs

Manufacturing.Net - May 06, 2008

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Medical device maker Medtronic Inc. is planning to trim its global work force by about 3 percent, cutting 1,100 jobs, during the current fiscal year.

Spokeswoman Marybeth Thorsgaard said in an e-mail Tuesday that the cuts will come from Medtronic businesses that are no longer growing at previous rates. She said some manufacturing and research and development operations will be consolidated.

The Fridley-based company said it will release more information later Tuesday. The company has 37,000 employees worldwide.

Shares of Medtronic fell 11 cents to $48.93 in afternoon trading.




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