Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly announced on Thursday that the company will be cutting almost 9% of its workforce. This means the company will be cutting about 3,500 positions. The company had 41,240 workers employed around the world at the end of June. Most of the jobs that will be cut will be through the a voluntary … Continue reading “This Major Drug Maker Will Cut its Work Force by 9%”
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