AstraZeneca is to close down it's Cambridge site, KuDOs Pharma, with the loss of 40 jobs. Activists that have been campaigning against AstraZeneca's use of the controversial testing lab HLS would now like to unite with workers that have been discarded by AstraZeneca.

Campaigners are offering to accept information from ex-KuDOs whistle blowers about any aspect of AstraZeneca.

Ex-employees don't have to let AstraZeneca get away with mistreating and discarding them. Ex-employees can get information out there without having to be personally linked to it – by using the campaign as a middle man!

Here is the open letter to KuDOs employees:

Dear KuDOs Staff,

We have just heard the news that KuDOs will be closing down with the loss of 40 jobs in Cambridge.

It comes as no shock to campaigners that AstraZeneca may treat it's workforce as expendable. We have been campaigning about how they treat animals as expendable everyday by using the most exposed animal lab in the world – HLS. But, that aside, we may have some common ground now.

It won't be David Brennan, CEO taking the fall but the everyday AstraZeneca employees and smaller R&D subsidiary employees – like the KuDOs' staff.

We would like to offer solidarity with any ex-worker who wishes to pass on information about AstraZeneca or their treatment by AstraZeneca. Anything could be helpful. We can help each other.

If you are an ex-KuDOs Pharma employee and have something to share please see:
 http://kudossolidarity.tk/

Regards,
Kudos Solidarity