Johnson & Johnson plans to eliminate approximately 3,000 jobs in the next two years as part of an effort to restructure its medical devices business. This amounts to more than 2% of its global workforce and 4% – 6% percent of its medical device employees.   “These actions recognize the changing needs of the global medical device market,” said Gary Pruden, chairman of Johnson & Johnson’s medical device unit, in a statement.   The restructuring focuses on the co...