Bittium weighs up to 15 job cuts at Biosignals unit
Bitget2026/10/29 06:06- Bittium will begin labor negotiations at its Finnish Biosignals subsidiary that could result in terminations or layoffs affecting up to 15 employees.
- The talks cover all Finnish personnel except the operations, maintenance and logistics team; alternatives include changes to duties or pay.
- Outsourcing medical product maintenance and operations support to Bevenic will transfer 12 Kuopio employees, with the transfer planned for January 1, 2027.
- The combined measures are expected to generate approximately EUR 1 million in annual cost savings.
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