Nokia has announced it would axe more jobs as part of its worldwide cost-cutting program.
The company said it would slash 170 positions in logistics, production management and production support, though it said the actions would not affect employees at Nokia's handset manufacturing facilities.
Additionally, the handset giant said it would offer a voluntary separation package for up to 320 employees at its manufacturing plant in Salo, Finland.
The package will be offered next month. The company said that an earlier voluntary separation deal it offered 1,000 global employees in February proved popular.
Since the beginning of the year, Nokia has pared 4,000 jobs as it aims to reduce costs in its handset unit by $920 million annually.
Nokia's first quarter profit dropped by 90% and sales fell 27% when compared with the same quarter a year ago.
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