Ranger layoffs expected to be temporary Print E-mail
Friday, 14 November 2008 11:39

Ranger Boats in Flippin, Ark. laid off 130 employees and extended its normal two-week plant closing to four weeks in December because of a drop in orders from dealers, The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports.


The layoffs represent about 17 percent of the fiberglass boat maker’s 750 employees, the company said in media reports.

A company official also said the layoffs were considered temporary because Ranger anticipates recalling the workers in January, according to reports.

A call to Ranger this morning was not immediately returned. Ranger is owned by Genmar Holdings.

 

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