Medical devices made a lot of headlines in 2012, and the word "layoffs" was in many of them.
Medical device maker Invacare laid off nearly 150 from an Ohio manufacturing facility, citing a "decline in production" following an injunction agreement with the FDA.
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St. Jude Medical's John Heinmiller, a vice president at the medical device company, downplayed the notion that job cuts were tied to the medical device tax, calling the levy one of many price pressures facing the business.
Contrary to a widely circulated statement, Covidien's decision to cut workers and shift production overseas was not motivated by the impending medical device tax, the company said.
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