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Right to Work Alabama sees New Growth and Job Options
Two businesses are adding new locations in Alabama, and these include Mobis Alabama and Lowe’s Home Improvement. Meanwhile, Buffalo Rock, a company not unfamiliar to this state, is expanding its current location. All of these investments will total $151.8 million and create 320 new jobs. So this will be good news for Alabama residents.
Buffalo Rock Company:
“Renovating these sites represents a significant investment for our company, and the scale of these projects will give us additional capacity to expand our operations as we continue to grow into the future. […] This investment will also enhance our ability to serve our customers with excellence. Today is a very exciting day for our employees and the entire Buffalo Rock family.”
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Mobis US Alabama:
“To land this partnership with Mobis is a tremendous win for [us] at a critical time for jobs and investment. […] This project, when operational, will provide impacts beyond those in jobs and investment and put our region closer to building a cluster of next-generation automobile technologies and manufacturers.”
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Lowe’s Home Improvement:
“This project shows resiliency in our local economy[. S]omething this large has landed at a very critical time for both jobs and capital investment across the nation. […] This project provides access to jobs for the residents of Bessemer[. It] may help backfill some displaced jobs as a result of COVID-19. It is a testament to the pro-business environment in Bessemer and the transportation structure within the Birmingham region.” […]
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