Lockheed Martin’s Pennsylvania plant to remain open after Trump’s request, saving over 400 jobs
Lockheed Martin Corp. Opens a New Window. announced Wednesday it will keep the Sikorsky helicopter plant in Pennsylvania open after President Trump Opens a New Window. requested the facility remain active, saving about 465 jobs.
Marillyn Hewson, the company’s chairman and CEO, said in a statement posted on Twitter that she decided to keep the facility in Coatesville open because “it’s a good operation with an excellent workforce.”
“At the request of President Trump, I took another look at our decision to close the Coatesville, PA, facility and have decided to keep it open while we pursue additional work,” Hewson said in a statement Wednesday. “It’s a good operation with an excellent workforce. We look forward to working with the government and PA Congressional delegation to find more for this facility.”
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Ok, liberals...go ahead. Find fault with even a 'temporary stay of execution here. I'm sure the over 400 workers would much have preferred to be out of work sooner, rather than later, right?
Lockheed Martin Corp. Opens a New Window. announced Wednesday it will keep the Sikorsky helicopter plant in Pennsylvania open after President Trump Opens a New Window. requested the facility remain active, saving about 465 jobs.
Marillyn Hewson, the company’s chairman and CEO, said in a statement posted on Twitter that she decided to keep the facility in Coatesville open because “it’s a good operation with an excellent workforce.”
“At the request of President Trump, I took another look at our decision to close the Coatesville, PA, facility and have decided to keep it open while we pursue additional work,” Hewson said in a statement Wednesday. “It’s a good operation with an excellent workforce. We look forward to working with the government and PA Congressional delegation to find more for this facility.”
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Ok, liberals...go ahead. Find fault with even a 'temporary stay of execution here. I'm sure the over 400 workers would much have preferred to be out of work sooner, rather than later, right?