Another steel plant is closing in our area.
Worthington Steel is shutting its doors in Essex. The company said Wednesday it will lay off 54 workers at its Baltimore County plant.
The workers will be offered jobs at other Worthington plants or get a severance package
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ReplyDeleteAnother Maryland business leaves. Maybe the workers will be blessed enough to get some help from Worthington to relocate out of Maryland as well.
ReplyDeleteI bet Om' will claim this is a good thing for MD, getting rid of some kind of pollution..
ReplyDeleteNo doubt the union reps talked the employees out of taking a modest pay cut that would have kept everyone employed.
ReplyDelete255-Worthington is a non-union company, although they pay the prevailing union wage, along with great benefits.
ReplyDeleteBut, but, but what about all the JOBS that O'Malley always claims he created. You know the same tired mantra you always hear Liarton and his hero always chanting.
ReplyDeleteThe jobs he created is for the realtors to unload all these vacant manufacturing plants! See how it works?
ReplyDeleteHe never includes the "Jobs lost" in the numbers, so, jobs were just created.
The world has so many commodities piled up that its just waiting for the biggest building boom of all time.Mining,steel,oil gas are stockpiled to capacity,small companies will go under because of cheap prices.
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