CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A Raleigh County electronics manufacturing plant is closing at the end of the month, leaving about 40 employees without jobs, a company official said this week.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A Raleigh County electronics manufacturing plant is closing at the end of the month, leaving about 40 employees without jobs, a company official said this week.
Da-Tech is consolidating operations at its Beaver plant with another manufacturing facility in Delaware, said Paul Litwack, chief executive officer at Da-Tech.
Ivyland, Pa.-based Da-Tech makes computer boards.
The company blamed the economic downturn and the need to cut costs for shutting down the plant.
Da-Tech plans to help its workers find other jobs.
Da-Tech's clients include aerospace, medical, automotive, telecommunications and mine safety firms.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A Raleigh County electronics manufacturing plant is closing at the end of the month, leaving about 40 employees without jobs, a company official said this week.
Da-Tech is consolidating operations at its Beaver plant with another manufacturing facility in Delaware, said Paul Litwack, chief executive officer at Da-Tech.
Ivyland, Pa.-based Da-Tech makes computer boards.
The company blamed the economic downturn and the need to cut costs for shutting down the plant.
Da-Tech plans to help its workers find other jobs.
Da-Tech's clients include aerospace, medical, automotive, telecommunications and mine safety firms.
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Why ?? Manchin has close ties with the Clarksburg company. Its that simple ! Manchin will always come to the aid of these northern counties because those counties has been his "play ground" since he was borned. It goes way back to his Itano culture.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The state Economic Development Authority has approved a $7 million financing package officials say should help keep a Clarksburg coil plant operating.
Precision Coil announced earlier this year it planned to close the aluminum plant if it
Da-Tech bought this plant about two years ago and obviously started planning to shut it down and consolidate it with there Delaware facility
And another thing... Where is Uncle Joe? Why is our fearless leader not raising all sorts of cane to try and save these peoples jobs? I'll tell ya why; Da-Tech is not a coal mine and therefore not part owners of the Governor.
These people need the help and support of the state and I guarantee you they are not going to get it because they don’t matter! Typical West Virginia story: Workers get the short end of the stick while the politicians get a good laugh at our expense.