Harland Clarke Holdings, a national check check printing and banking service technology provider, will close its Milton printing facility starting this fall, according to the state Employment Security Department.
Harland Clarke Holdings, a national check check printing and banking service technology provider, will close its Milton printing facility starting this fall, according to the state Employment Security Department.
About 35 employees will be laid off, the company reported to the state. The layoffs will happen between Oct. 9 and March 30.
Read more here: http://blog.thenewstribune.com/business/2012/08/07/check-printing-company-plans-to-close-milton-facility-state-says/
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