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Illinois manufacturer to lay off 150 workers, move to Mexico
Chicago Sun-Times ^ | 8-15-2018

Posted on 08/16/2018 5:54:13 AM PDT by KeyLargo

08/15/2018

Illinois manufacturer to lay off 150 workers, move to Mexico

By Associated Press

A storage safe manufacturer is closing two factories in northern Illinois and moving operations to Mexico to counteract the effects of metal tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump’s administration.

Stack-on Products will lay off about 150 people at its Wauconda and McHenry plants when they close Oct. 12, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Human resources director Al Fletcher said Tuesday the decision to relocate operations to Juarez, Mexico, was made about two months ago. That’s when Trump announced tariffs on numerous goods and materials from China as well as other countries.


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To: tennmountainman

I would bet no illegal Mexicans will go with the mfg. to Mexico.


61 posted on 08/17/2018 6:03:47 PM PDT by School of Rational Thought
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