WATKINSVILLE, Ga. AP - Executives at an electrical wire manufacturing plant in Watkinsville say a shaky economy will force them to layoff more than half of its work force.Southwire executives announced Tuesday that 80 or more of the plant's 140 employees will lose their jobs after Jan. 1.The company said shrinking business in the housing industry was a key factor that led to downsizing plant operations.
November 12, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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WATKINSVILLE, Ga. AP – Executives at an electrical wire manufacturing plant in Watkinsville say a shaky economy will force them to layoff more than half of its work force.
Southwire executives announced Tuesday that 80 or more of the plant’s 140 employees will lose their jobs after Jan. 1.
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