Sage Software laying off 28 workers

Posted by Karilyn Kempton on 2008-12-03 1:36:00 PM

After a slight respite from layoff stories, I have to report that Beaverton-based Sage Software is the latest Oregon tech company laying off workers in a restructuring effort. The company is actually introducting up to a dozen new sales positions in an attempt to boost sales, so that will bring the total of lost workers down slightly to about 16.

Silicon Forest has an exerpt from an email from John Schoutsen explaining the changes:

(W)e're doing two things in our Beaverton organization: adjusting to the economic climate by reducing costs, and also reorganizing to create efficiency in the business with a focus on continuing to deliver strong customer sales and service. Most of the reductions are taking place right away and some over the next couple of weeks. Because we're re-organizing our sales group, we're also introducing more than a dozen new positions which we hope to fill over the next month.

Company:
Sage
Website:
http://www.sagenorthamerica.com
Location:
Richmond, British Columbia, Canada

Sage is a world leading provider of accounting, payroll, and business management software to small and medium-sized businesses. When you join Sage, you’ll not only work with a team of more than 13,400 dedicated, diverse, and highly talented professionals, you’ll become a member of a billion-dollar global company. We strike that fine balance of working for a large, fiscally responsible and stable company, while... more


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Karilyn Kempton

Karilyn Kempton

Karilyn is a tech writer, a nerd and a ski bum. She is particularly interested in mobile innovations, and always has her hands in a few projects at a time. She will be living in Revelstoke, BC for the winter, splitting her time between skiing and writing. Send her an email at karilyn.kempton [at] gmail.com, check out her blog at www.karilynkempton.com, and stay tuned to www.thestoke.ca for her... more



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