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Dell to Clarify North Carolina Layoffs
By Erik Even | Dated: 05-11-2009
Dell Computer, which received $37 million in incentives to create jobs in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, will report to the city the details of two recent rounds of layoffs at its factory.Winston-Salem Mayor Allen Joines called the meeting, after Dell wouldn’t reveal many people lost their jobs.
Dell launched the Winston-Salem plant in 2004, after state and local governments offered incentives worth at least $280 million. Dell has invested more than $100 million in the plant, which must employ 1,700 workers by September 2010 to keep receiving payments.
In 2008, the plant employed 1,400.
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