Mike
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(Huber Heights, Ohio) – Logistics provider Martin Transportation Systems will be closing its facility here, putting 105 workers out of a job.
It appears the downturn in manufacturing - especially the auto segment where Michigan-based Martin does a lot of work – took a severe toll on the company, although it did not offer an official reason for the closing. In a statement to Manufacturing & Technology eJournal, company officials declined to comment.
The facility in this suburban Dayton town will close on December 31, according to a letter to the state of Ohio. Some employees at the site were represented by the Teamsters, Local #406.
Martin also operates terminals in Ft. Wayne, Indiana; Marion, Indiana; and Toledo, Ohio in addition to sites in Michigan and Tennessee. It’s unclear if any of these facilities are slated for closings and/or job cuts.
For more information on the company visit MTS - Martin Transportation Systems
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It appears the downturn in manufacturing - especially the auto segment where Michigan-based Martin does a lot of work – took a severe toll on the company, although it did not offer an official reason for the closing. In a statement to Manufacturing & Technology eJournal, company officials declined to comment.
The facility in this suburban Dayton town will close on December 31, according to a letter to the state of Ohio. Some employees at the site were represented by the Teamsters, Local #406.
Martin also operates terminals in Ft. Wayne, Indiana; Marion, Indiana; and Toledo, Ohio in addition to sites in Michigan and Tennessee. It’s unclear if any of these facilities are slated for closings and/or job cuts.
For more information on the company visit MTS - Martin Transportation Systems
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