Kokuyo to cut workforce by 10%

TOKYO, Japan - Leading Japanese office supplies maker Kokuyo Co. released a three-year restructuring program Sept. 27, including dismissing 10% of its employees and the closure of its plant in Yao, Osaka Prefecture (in photo) by March 31, 2004.

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