Companies Invest in Right to Work Alabama, Creating New Jobs
CN Transportation and SteelFab are investing in the state of Alabama. Altogether, they will be investing $39.6 million as well as creating 82 new jobs.
The economic climate of Texas is one that encourages the expansion of businesses currently residing here, while also inviting new businesses to join. In Irving, Texas, Neighborly is adding its second Texas location. Whereas with Japan-based CKD Corporation, they are looking at Austin, Texas for their now US base.
This is all exciting news for the state because it’ll mean 270 new jobs across the state. Read on to see what people are saying about these two businesses.
CKD Corporation:
“I am proud to welcome CKD Corporation to the Lone Star State and look forward to the economic prosperity this investment will bring to the Austin community. This trailblazing company, combined with Texas’ business-friendly environment and high-skilled workforce, will undoubtedly make for a long and successful partnership.”
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Neighborly:
“For this highly-reputable company to select our community as a headquarters site […] means quality job opportunities for our residents. […] The Partnership is proud to welcome Neighborly and we look forward to engaging and integrating their workforce into the community.”
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CN Transportation and SteelFab are investing in the state of Alabama. Altogether, they will be investing $39.6 million as well as creating 82 new jobs.
Nice-Pak and Amazon are investing in Arkansas. Nice-Pak, in Jonesboro, will create 300 jobs, while Amazon will be creating 500 new jobs in Little Rock.
A National Institute for Labor Relations Research analysis of U.S. Census Bureau (BOC) data shows that the mean cost of living-adjusted, after-tax household income in Right to Work states in 2019 was $64,572, roughly $4,300 higher than the forced-dues state average.