InFocus cuts more jobs

Thursday, 02 July 2009

Wilsonville's Infocus has declared that it will continue to cut jobs and restructure its workforce as sales continue to decline.

InFocus was already halfway through a previously announced series of cutbacks to reduce its work force, which numbered 300 at the beginning of the year, by about 90 jobs.

Today, O'Malley indicated that InFocus now intends to cut about 120 jobs altogether, and he said the restructuring will be complete sometime in the fall.

Read the full article at Oregonlive.com.

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