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Still reeling from one of the largest medical device recalls in U.S. history, Philips Respironics plans to cut 300 manufacturing jobs in Western Pennsylvania and relocate some 500 workers from its Pittsburgh headquarters to its two major plants in the nearby suburbs, the company announced. Philips will leave its building in Bakery Square starting in the fourth quarter of 2024 and will move the workers over the next two years into its centers in Murrysville and New Kensington. The company will all but end manufacturing at the two plants in 2025 after once dominating the market for breathing machines and making what became signature products. The company said it will continue manufacturing through a “third party” outside of the region, but did not provide any more details. The restructuring is expected to leave about 900 jobs remaining in the region — at least for now. #philips #cpap #layoffs #healthcare

Philips Respironics to leave Pittsburgh headquarters, slash 300 manufacturing jobs

Philips Respironics to leave Pittsburgh headquarters, slash 300 manufacturing jobs

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