Layoffs

Eugene-based archery manufacturer Bowtech is relocating to Houston for better central shipping, laying off 43 local workers. Officials say the move is unrelated to local politics.

The company will lay off 43 workers as part of the relocation, and is already hiring in its new location.

A staffing company announced the layoffs in a WARN notice, stating that a True Value Subsidiary is shutting it down.

University of Oregon President Karl Scholz says the school needs to cut around $65 million from its budget.

Augusta Brands will shutter its Pacific Headwear custom-embroidered hat facility, with a limited number of employees being offered transfers.

The company notified Oregon that layoffs are due to the end of a contract.

PeaceHealth has begun another round of layoffs, affecting skilled caregivers across its hospital system. The staffing reduction is the third such move in the past nine months.

Intel, Oregon’s largest private employer, is shaving more than 600 additional positions from its workforce.

PeaceHealth announced another round of employee layoffs this week.

Springfield-based PacificSource has begun layoffs of about 300 people, or roughly one-sixth of its workforce, a spokesperson confirmed last Friday. The layoffs follow a round of 56 layoffs reported last month.

The company recently announced hundreds of store closures and corporate-level layoffs.

The company announced it is ending its production of hardwood plywood.