This news comes shortly after the device giant announced job cuts in Warsaw, Ind. At that time, a company spokesman said the company’s long-term goal is to reduce operating costs and allocate more funding toward research and development. Similarly, another company spokesman did not disclose how many employees in Austin were laid off or received buy-out packages, according to the news report.
Susan Davenport, senior vice president of global technology strategies, said the device company will not be pulling out of Austin and will probably be re-hiring, according to the news report.
Read the news report about Zimmer Holdings’ organizational restructuring.
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