After reports surfaced last week that Samsung Electronics withdrew employees from its Taylor semiconductor fabrication plant, a company spokesperson said in a statement to Community Impact that the personnel changes were part of normal operations.
The overview
As South Korea-based Samsung Electronics is reportedly planning to cut 30% of jobs throughout its global divisions, the company is also withdrawing some workers from its semiconductor plant in Taylor.
“Our Samsung colleagues dispatched from [South] Korea do so on a short-term assignment,” a Samsung spokespersons said in a statement. “This is a normal part of our operations as we rotate people based upon the need and phase of construction or operations. While we appreciated their support, it was time for them to transition back home.”
