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Nov. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Johnson & Johnson, the world’slargest health-products company, will fire more than 7,000workers as consumers cut spending on items ranging from drugs toskin care amid the global recession.
J&J will shrink its 117,000-member workforce by 6 percentto 7 percent, the New Brunswick, New Jersey-based company saidtoday in a statement. The cuts will save as much as $1.7 billionby 2011, the company said.
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