Company eliminating 60 jobs in Middletown, Ohio

A company with a Middletown presence is laying off 60 employees starting this summer.

All affected employees at Essity Operations Wausau, 700 Columbia Ave., have been notified of their layoff dates and that their separation from employment will be permanent, according to a mass layoff notice sent Thursday to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.

Employees are expected to be terminated from employment starting Aug. 16, with all separations complete by the end of September.

Fifty-four of the affected employees are represented by a union.
more detail at:  https://www.whio.com/news/company-eliminating-jobs-middletown/FWVEWX3aYkDFeosf6vr4rI/

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