Valeant to Reduce Workforce by 15% After Bausch + Lomb Buyout

Valeant expects to reduce its combined workforce by 10 to 15 percent upon completion of the $8.7 billion Bausch + Lomb buyout, according to a Healio report.

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The company, which employed 7,500 people before the consolidation, does not anticipate laying off workers in North America. Bausch + Lomb employs 11,000 people worldwide.

Once the reorganization is complete, Valeant will keep Bausch + Lomb’s name, and the health business will be headquartered in New Jersey. Transaction details will be finalized in early August.

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