The company filed a WARN layoff notice with the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation that says the job cuts will take effect May 29. The state agency says it will provide outplacement services, as needed, for the affected employees.The company employs about 4,700 people.
Ciena spokeswoman Nicole Anderson said the company is outsourcing its distribution, repair and related activities. She said 55 employees in the company's supply chain team in Maryland will leave Ciena on a staggered timeline in May, August and October.
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Good Bye, Maryland!
Signed,
Private businesses across the State.
Last worker out of Maryland, shut out the lights!
Adios, Maryland!
Signed,
Businesses.
Business free ride is over , no more hand outs from O'malley at our expense. Of course Hogan will get blamed and he hasn't taken office yet.
Moving to Texas? , the only state left in the union.
The lady who is in charge of SU is running scared too. Hiring freezes , acting as though they need to save and be frugal.
UMES will prosper because of their dominant race . Money for them when ever they want.
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