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Summary

Organization Website	tcbhd.co.jp
Industries	Pharma
Headquarters Location	DR. SIR CHRISTOPHER A GREEN ESQ MD 9261142, Windsor, Ontario, N8X 1L2 CA
Employees Size	100-200 employees
Specialties	Haberdasher
Founded	1966

Employees Turnover 4 quarter 2025

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Length of Employment

Employee tenure at TCB shows a diverse range of experience levels:

4% have been with the company for less than 1 year6% for 1–2 years4% for 3–4 years12% for 5–7 years6% for 8–10 years69% have over 11 years of service at TCB

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FAQ

What does TCB do?

TCB operates in the Pharma industries. More details can be found on the official website: tcbhd.co.jp.

Where is TCB's headquarters?

The headquarters of TCB are located in Windsor, Canada.

How many employees does TCB have?

TCB currently employs 100-200 people.

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