Sep 12, 2012 09:16 AM EDT
Nokia Siemens Networks said on Wednesday it will begin lay-off talks in Finland next week, with around 400 workers expected to get severance packages as part of its global cost-cutting program.
The company, formed by Nokia and Siemens in 2007, said last November that it wanted to cut a quarter of the group's workforce as it struggles to make a profit amid fierce pricing competition from Chinese rivals and Sweden's Ericsson.
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NSN also said earlier this year it would cut about 2,900 jobs in Germany from its total workforce there of 9,100.
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