Electronics Production | January 07, 2009
Rimaster to lay off further 25 in Sweden
Rimaster is to lay off an additional 25 employees at its manufacturing unit in Rimforsa, Sweden, due to a continuing decline in orders.
In December, the company already announced the layoff of 38 staff, 21 of which have a permanent contract. Jan-Olof Andersson, Rimaster's CEO, said that the one of the company's biggest customer - Atlas Copco in Ă–rebro - is downscaling. This in turn affects Rimaster.
In addition to that, the company will also lay off around 30 of its 280 employees in Poland.
In addition to that, the company will also lay off around 30 of its 280 employees in Poland.
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