Pfizer permanently laid off 100 employees at the former Seagen campus in Bothell on Monday, according to a notice filed with the state’s Employment Security Department.

A Pfizer spokesperson said Tuesday that the company is improving its productivity and efficiency for research and development, along with simplifying the way it works through digital enablement and automation, to deliver the greatest impact for patients.”

“All job-related decisions have and will be made with transparency, compassion, and respect, and in compliance with applicable laws. Pfizer does not take these changes lightly,” the spokesperson said.

The pharmaceutical company didn’t respond to questions about the roles impacted by the layoffs and what assistance is offered.

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