NOVEMBER 20, 2022— PLANY CLOSURE IN JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA
The company has announced the closure of its ride control and emissions products plant n Jeffersonville, Indiana impacting 123 employees in stages until the plant closes in February 2023.
According to the company, the closure is due to the loss of business that generates approximately 22% of the revenue at the Jeffersonville location.
JULY 3, 2022 — IT BEGINS
Layoffs at the Tenneco plant in Kettering have begun as the facility moves toward fully and permanently closing in November 2021.
According to a company spokesperson, “As part of our previously announced plan to close the Kettering facility by the end of 2023, we are eliminating some positions this week, affecting 54 team members.”
NOVEMBER 11, 2021 — PLANT CLOSURE IN KETTERING, OHIO PLANNED.
The company has announced its intention to close its Kettering, Ohio shock absorber manufacturing facility before the end of 2023. The closure will impact approximately 648 employees.
According to a company spokesperson, “This difficult decision is part of the company’s need to realign its manufacturing footprint to respond to changing market conditions and capacity requirements. This is a great team in Kettering and we recognize the impact this action will have on our team members. We will work to provide transition assistance for all affected team members, including some opportunities to transfer to other Tenneco locations.
OCTOBER 28, 2020 — Original post…
Lake Forest, Illinois-based Tenneco, a manufacturer of automotive components including original and aftermarket equipment, has announced the layoff of 350 employees located at the company's piston manufacturing facility in South Bend, Indiana. The work will be distributed to other Tenneco facilities.
The 260,000 square-foot facility was acquired from federal Mogul two years ago and now represents excess space that may be available for lease or sales.
According to a company spokesperson, the decision was “difficult, but necessary” occasioned by the status of the market for the company's piston products. “This particular action isn’t related to current market conditions. We have a systemic profitability challenge we have to correct.”
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