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In a recent interview, the CEO of Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche, Thomas Schinecker, assured that the company is not contemplating any job cuts, emphasizing that the business remains robust. Despite facing challenges in the development of cancer treatments and other medications, Schinecker stated that the workforce size is either stable or slightly increasing. This statement comes in light of Roche's share price, which has significantly declined from its highs in April 2022, raising concerns among investors and stakeholders.
Schinecker addressed these concerns directly, reinforcing the company's commitment to maintaining its current staffing levels. The CEO's remarks indicate confidence in Roche's operational health and future prospects, despite the hurdles it has encountered in drug development. As the pharmaceutical landscape continues to evolve, Roche appears poised to navigate these challenges without resorting to layoffs, aiming to sustain its workforce and continue its contributions to the healthcare sector.
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