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WK Kellogg Lays Off 117 Workers at Its Memphis Cereal Plant
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CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE5.3 years agoRetailTrends[1], published Thursday 3 June 2021, says the employees "zijn woensdag op de hoogte gebracht", which is Wednesday 2 June 2021.Aldi Nederland told about 150 office staff, warehouse workers and drivers in Best that their distribution centre, judged not future-proof, would close at the end of 2021, with its stores moving to Culemborg, Roermond and Roosendaal.0.66Ferrara Starts Cutting 69 Jelly Belly Office Jobs in Fairfield
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