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    COPYRIGHT LARRY NEFF/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS

Published January 05. 2020 05:38PM

 

Corsicana Bedding, doing business as the Corsicana Mattress Company, announced that its be closing its Pennsylvania plant at 1214 Morea Road, Barnesville.

The closure, planned for Feb. 3, will affect 59 employees.

The company filed a Worker Adjustment Retraining Notification notice with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, which stated that the plant will close Feb. 3 as part of a larger company restructuring plan. The WARN act is federal legislation that offers protection to workers and their families by requiring businesses to provide notice 60 days in advance of a business closing.

According to the Furniture Today website, Carla Weber, Corsicana’s human resource director said, “We are restructuring our business due to major changes in the industry with the growth of online bed-in-a box retailers, rise of imports and shrinking footprint of our major brick-and-mortar customer.”

Employees were notified of the closure in early December.

The company will offer a small group of employees the opportunity to move to its Connecticut facility.

The plant in Pennsylvania has been operating since March 2012. Corsicana will now move all production to plants in Connecticut, North Carolina and Illinois. The company has 13 plants across the United States: in Texas, Tennessee, Illinois, Arizona, North Carolina, Florida, Washington, Alabama and Connecticut.

Founded in 1971 in Corsicana, Texas, the company offers a full range of promotional and step-up products that feature the latest in sleep technology, including innerspring, memory foam and hybrid models.

 

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Wolf, instead of freeing inmates early, raising taxes/fee and trying tot legalize grass, can you spend a minute or two trying to help this company out please. Thank You.
What taxes is Wolf raising? There is a federal push to release inmates early - whose fault is that? Wolf's? Why should a governor "help out" a company? Which companies get approved for "help" and how does this work? Is there an application they fill out? "We need help. Please give us ___ $50 ___ $5000 ___ $50000 (check one)" immediately? Who says this company needs "help"? The article states they have several locations, and are adjusting their facilities. You appear to have a burr in your bum about Wolf, but that isn't relevant to this announcement from what I can see.
All this MAGA is giving me heartburn but no worries plenty of 15.00/hr warehouse jobs available
And on Unions.....per Ben Strauss - Jan 6th 2020 - Paraphrase
Sports Illustrated was recently taken over by a new publishing co. 90% of the staff just voted to unionize because of serious concerns they have over the future of it. S.I. was the Gold Standard for accuracy in Sports.
Reasons: Writer errors, 40 lay offs, poor Editorial over site, one writer who sent a harassing message to a Senior Writer & a Sexually veiled staff promo for the Swim Suit showing.
I added this just for Mike and his son Levite.
And thanks to C.D and Danang for adding comments. We need more of this.

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