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SEARCHTrucking company C.R. England says it is responding to “a stagnant economy, increasing federal regulations and a tightening market for drivers” in making a decision to cut 81 non-driving positions from its workforce.
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Trucking company C.R. England says it is responding to “a stagnant economy, increasing federal regulations and a tightening market for drivers” in making a decision to cut 81 non-driving positions from its workforce.
The Utah-based mainly refrigerated carrier did not say where all the layoffs will occur but notes it represents less than 1% of its total workforce.
Read more about it from the Desert News, as well as other news about C.R. England.
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