Kroehler Furniture layoffs in Catawba County Kroehler has been in operation since the late 1800s. Its first headquarters opened in 1897 in Illinois. Kroehler Furniture Co., whose name has been in the furniture industry since the late 1800s, will permanently close its facility in Conover, North Carolina, on Dec.
31, resulting in the layoff of. A century-old furniture name that once helped define a regional manufacturing hub is shutting its doors, taking 208 jobs with it as its North Carolina plant closes by the end of the year. The.
Kroehler Furniture Co. gave its 275 employees and the state just two days notice that it was closing its plant in Conover, effective Dec. 31.
A Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN) was filed on Dec. 29 with the North Carolina Department of Commerce. The manufacturer had called the Conover plant home for over 40 years.
According to employees at Kroehler Furniture, located at 1800 Conover Blvd E, Conover, NC 28613, the plant is in the process of laying off employees and closing the doors on. Kroehler Furniture Co. will permanently close its facility in Conover at the end of the year, resulting in the layoff of 208 employees, according to a WARN notice sent to the North Carolina Department of Commerce.
Kroehler Furniture, which produced upholstery for retailer American Signature, has closed, a move expected to impact about 280 workers. A source informed Home News Now that production ceased in late December at the 300,000-square-foot plant. American Signature was the plant's sole customer.
According to reporting by WHJY, employees in a North Carolina plant were be laid off from their jobs on December 31. According to employees at Kroehler Furniture, located at 1800 Conover Blvd E, Conover, NC, the plant is in the process of laying off employees and closing the doors. Kroehler Furniture is permanently closing its facility at 1800 Conover Blvd.
East in Conover effective Dec. 31. The closure will result in the layoff of 208 people, the company said.
132-year-old bankrupt Kroehler Furniture Company permanently closed down its Conover, N.C., manufacturing facility on Dec. 31, after sending a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act.