Employers line up to recruit Voyant workers

Agencies beat the street to connect companies to workers after plant shuts down

By TODD R. McADAM/Managing Editor

Posted 8/26/22

On Wednesday, Bob Haight chatted with an acquaintance at a business ribbon-cutting: 15 companies had expressed interest in hiring some of the nearly 500 workers soon to be laid off by Voyant …

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