Electronics Production | November 22, 2006
Sanmina-SCI axe 95 in Sweden
Sources told evertiq that Sanmina-SCI Enclosure Systems in Forserum, Sweden today laid of almost 100 employees.
The reason is lower manufacturing volumes, the source told evertiq. This is the second round of lay-offs at the plant within a short period of time. Sanmina-SCI announced in June that 20 employees had to be removed form the plant.
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