Corel slashes 22 percent of workforce

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Corel, based in Ottawa, Canada, will have a worldwide workforce of around 769 following the cuts.


Software maker Corel will slash more than one fifth of its workforce, or 220 jobs, attempting to cut US$12 million from its yearly payroll bill.

A spokesperson for Corel Australia was unable to say how the cuts might affect the company's Asia Pacific operations.

"While we anticipate revenue growth for fiscal 2003, we are adopting a conservative approach in aligning our cost structure to reflect the company's current revenue patterns," Corel President and chief operating officer Derek Burney said in a statement.

The changes will result in a one off restructuring charge of US$5.8 to US$6.3 million for the current quarter.

Corel shares slumped nearly five percent to US$1 following the news.

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