Fidelity Investments announced that it has made its third round of layoffs in the past eight months, cutting more non-investment-management jobs.
The company said Thursday that the most recent cuts were a small percentage of its overall work force but declined to specify the number of jobs trimmed.
The cuts occurred in two of the Boston fund company's units — a division that operates retirement savings plans and another that provides human resources services.
Fidelity had cut about 250 jobs at the end of January and about 200 in November.
President Rodger Lawson, who rejoined Fidelity in the middle of last year, has initiated a major reorganization of its business and is making costs a big focus. The layoffs are part of the reorganization.
Fidelity had more than $1.5 trillion of assets under management at March 31.
