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12:10 pm
Thu November 29, 2012
Texas Instruments Workers Get Layoff Notices
Credit Texas Instruments
Dallas-based Texas Instruments is one of the largest chipmakers in the world.
Dallas-based Texas Instruments has begun sending layoff dates to 1,700 employees , 500 of them in North Texas.
TI, which isn't closing any plants, announced the cuts to its worldwide staff two weeks, ago saying they are part of a strategic shift to refocus its wireless business.
In a letter to the Texas Workforce Commission, TI says it began notifying affected employees Wednesday and that reduction would take place over the next year.
T-I said those losing their jobs will receive a minimum 60-day paid leave of absence with benefits.
