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To: tsigprofit who wrote (6012)1/22/2004 10:37:03 PM
From: Ron  Read Replies (1) of 20773
 
Which candidate has the best position on the exporting of jobs? Every day there are stories like this one now:
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WINDHAM CT -- The Rogers Corp. announced Wednesday it will close its South Windham manufacturing plant by the end of the year and move most of its 125 jobs to Suzhou, China.

"The decision to close our Windham Plant is not one that we took lightly, or made quickly," Robert Wachob, president and chief operating officer of the 172-year-old corporation, said in a press release. "Business conditions make it impossible to continue operations in Windham. We will do what we can to lessen the economic impact on our employees and assist in their transition to new jobs."

Only a few salaried positions will remain and eventually be relocated to Rogers' headquarters in Killingly. The layoffs are expected to begin in April.

The plant manufactures molded polyurethane materials for the company's ENDUR product and nitrile rubber floats for NITRPHYL, or high-performance specialty materials for computer printer parts.

The plant, located on Windham Road (Route 32), has been open since 1956 and has employed up to 220 employees.
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