Lennox said, 114 employees will be laid off in January!
The 114 employees of Lennox will be cut off from this industry on January 16, 2023. The brand giant Lennox is planning to lay off 114 employees in the coming month of January. For this, notice has been sent to the employees on 20 December.
Lenox is the producer of heating, cooling, and refrigeration products. According to the City of Marshalltown finance report, the company is the third biggest manufacturer. The working unit is of 915 members.
According to multiple media sources, it is confirmed that there will be no sign or expectation of the workers facing termination by the company to be taken back into the company shortly. But the employees want that if the company ever recruits employees on the job, they should give a chance with seniority to the employee who is now facing retrenchment.
Though this is not the first time we are covering this news, many MNs companies have already s announced that they are planning to cut down their employees. let me remind you again that the looming signs of inflation have forced companies to cut down on their spending. This is the main reason why companies are reducing their workforce. The market condition is not good, and many types of people should be ready to face bad times in the coming days.
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