The Financial Post reports in its Wednesday, July 29, edition that Interfor, has told employees it plans to shift its corporate and functional support operations from the company's current headquarters in Burnaby, B.C., to an office in Georgia. The Post's Barbara Shecter writes that in a memo sent to employees earlier this month chief executive officer Ian Fillinger said the Peachtree City office, which is on the outskirts of Atlanta, will be established as Interfor's "primary hub for corporate and functional support." The July 9 memo says "a continued West Coast presence" will be maintained as part of a multi-year operational strategy and that the company hopes to handle the gradual shift to a U.S. corporate support hub largely through attrition and future hiring decisions. "There are no layoffs planned as part of this announcement, and your employment with Interfor continues unchanged," Mr. Fillinger wrote. "At the same time, this announcement does not restrict relocation, role-location, or organizational decisions made in the normal course of business, which will continue to follow existing processes." The memo did not say which specific job functions would eventually move to the U.S.