Memphis-based ServiceMaster Co. has laid off 65 employees and eliminated another 40 vacant positions in a restructuring of its headquarters that began Wednesday, Feb. 5, and was confirmed Thursday.
The total number of positions – 105 – amounts to 8 percent of the headquarters staff and is a result of the spin-off of ServiceMaster’s TruGreen division as a separate company, said ServiceMaster spokeswoman Alison Bishop.
TruGreen became a company independent of ServiceMaster with the closing of the spin-off deal Jan. 14. ServiceMaster leaders had struggled to bring the commercial and residential lawn care service back to profitability.
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