Here are four things to know about the layoffs.
1. ZirMed attributes the layoffs to realignment efforts. The company is realigning with its clients as well as current market trends, CFO Jim Lacy told Louisville Business First.
2. Mr. Lacy told the publication the layoffs will affect employees in the company’s Louisville, Chicago and Culver City, Calif., offices.
3. Affected employees worked on ZirMed products that no longer need the engineering or support staff, according to the report.
4. Mr. Lacy told Louisville Business First affected employees will have the opportunity to apply for other ZirMed positions.
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