Silverton reducing work force
January 30, 2009
Silverton Marine Corp. will lay off 202 employees, beginning today, according to the New Jersey Department of Labor. The layoffs will take place through March
Silverton Marine Corp. will lay off 202 employees, beginning today, according to the New Jersey Department of Labor. The layoffs will take place through March
A recent newspaper report concerning layoffs at Genmar’s boatbuilding operations in Little Falls, Minn., has been disputed by the head of the Larson, Glastron and
Lund is laying off about 140 workers at its New York Mills, Minn., manufacturing plant. The layoffs were announced last week and came days prior
Palmer Johnson Yachts is planning to expand production into other parts of Wisconsin and in Michigan. The yacht builder has outgrown its plant in Sturgeon
Annapolis, Md.-based Fawcett Boat Supplies emerged from bankruptcy this month, The Capital (Md.) newspaper reports. The company’s reorganization plan was approved Sept. 10 by a
Bombardier Recreational Products is holding off on plans to go public because of the economic downturn. After being spun off by Bombardier Inc. in 2003,
Shoalwater Boats of Port O’Connor, Texas, expects to be back to full operation in about a month following a weekend fire that destroyed a 5,000-square-foot
Silverton Marine Corp. will lay off 202 employees, beginning today, according to the New Jersey Department of Labor. The layoffs will take place through March
A recent newspaper report concerning layoffs at Genmar’s boatbuilding operations in Little Falls, Minn., has been disputed by the head of the Larson, Glastron and
Lund is laying off about 140 workers at its New York Mills, Minn., manufacturing plant. The layoffs were announced last week and came days prior
Palmer Johnson Yachts is planning to expand production into other parts of Wisconsin and in Michigan. The yacht builder has outgrown its plant in Sturgeon
Annapolis, Md.-based Fawcett Boat Supplies emerged from bankruptcy this month, The Capital (Md.) newspaper reports. The company’s reorganization plan was approved Sept. 10 by a
Bombardier Recreational Products is holding off on plans to go public because of the economic downturn. After being spun off by Bombardier Inc. in 2003,
Shoalwater Boats of Port O’Connor, Texas, expects to be back to full operation in about a month following a weekend fire that destroyed a 5,000-square-foot
