Staff Reductions Announced At DC Shoes
According to a Quiksilver spokesman, DC Shoes reduced its staff by approximately ten percent on August 26.
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- August 27 2009 | 536 views | 1 comment
On November 5 Quiksilver completed a reorganization of its staff in the Americas region. In total 200 positions have been eliminated. The layoffs affected every organization under the Quiksilver America umbrella according to the company’s Vice President of Investor Relations Bruce Thomas.
» Read Full StoryAccording to a Quiksilver spokesman, DC Shoes reduced its staff by approximately ten percent on August 26.
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