Xerox to slice 15% of its workforce

Xerox to slice 15% of its workforce


Signage is exhibited outdoors the Xerox headquarters in Norwalk, Connecticut.

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Xerox on Wednesday announced it will slice 15% of its workforce as portion of a plan to employ a new organizational composition and operating design.

Xerox, which presents electronic printing and document administration systems, had about 20,500 staff members as of Dec. 31, 2022, according to a submitting with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Fee. Based on this figure, Wednesday’s layoffs will affect about 3,075 employees.

Shares of Xerox closed down far more than 12% subsequent the announcement Wednesday.

The firm’s restructuring system requires simplifying its goods within its core print enterprise, rising performance throughout its global business expert services and boosting target on IT and other electronic solutions, in accordance to a launch. Xerox mentioned it also redesigned its govt workforce to aid have out the new product.

The shift to a organization device functioning design is a continuation of our shopper-concentrated, well balanced execution priorities and is created to accelerate solution and companies, go-to-current market, and company functions’ running efficiencies throughout all geographies we provide,” Xerox CEO Steven Bandrowczak stated in the release.

Xerox will carry out the cuts this quarter, in accordance to the launch. A representative for Xerox did not remark beyond the launch.

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