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06 Sept 2025
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Abbott has announced that there will be a small number of redundancies from its Longford plant.
“Abbott continually evaluates its competitive position and makes changes that reflect the strategic needs of its business. As a result, we can confirm a small number of voluntary redundancies are taking place in our Longford site, although we are not providing additional detail,” the company stated.
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“Impacted employees will be offered severance and outplacement services and will have consideration for open positions within the company,” the company added.
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