Laid-Off Assemblers at Johnson Controls Return to Work

January 9, 2009

About 80 percent of Johnson Controls Inc. employees laid off from their jobs at JCI’s Oakland Parkway facility are expected to return to work Feb. 9 when GM’s Spring Hill manufacturing plant reopens for business. More than 100 of those who work at the Columbia plant were put on indefinite leave Dec. 23. MORE

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Laid-Off Assemblers at Johnson Controls Return to Work

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