FREEPORT, Maine — The Freeport-based company L.L. Bean has announced another round of layoffs this year.
In a statement shared Monday with NEWS CENTER Maine, a company spokesperson said the layoffs will impact between 50 and 75 people, which is two to three percent of the company's Maine-based staff.
The company cites a "fluctuating retail landscape" and desire to "enable long-term growth" as reasons for the layoffs.
Impacted employees will be offered severance packages and outplacement services, according to the company spokesperson. Some departures will be voluntary.
The second round of layoffs comes months after the company announced layoffs for customer service staff and a reduction in call center hours in April.