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Shionogi to Cut 200 Jobs via Voluntary Buyout Program

July 11, 2023
Shionogi said on July 10 that it will launch a voluntary redundancy program targeting around 200 non-managerial employees aged 50 and older. The applicants will be leaving the company at the end of October. Eligible for the program are 50-plus-year-old…

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