Motorola to cut 1,000 jobs

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The layoffs, which will eliminate 1 percent of the company's work force, will allow it to focus more on its wireless business.

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wonder where the jobs were cut from?
by Not Bugged September 28, 2004 12:14 PM PDT: How many of those jobs were cut from executive level positions? Oh wait, none.

How many of those jobs were cut from offshored operations? Oh wait, none.; Reply to this comment

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