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Franklin auto supplier announces 180 layoffs, plans to close in 2027
An automotive supplier in Franklin will begin laying off employees beginning in January. The French company, Faurecia Clean Mobility, will initiate several rounds of layoffs through April 2027 leading to the plant’s eventual permanent closure. According to the company's website, it makes parts for vehicles to control emissions. The...
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Faurecia Plant in Franklin to Close, Laying Off 180 Workers Starting in January
FRANKLIN, Ohio — Faurecia Clean Mobility, part of automotive supplier Forvia, will close its plant on Commerce Center Drive in Franklin, laying off 180 employees, according to a WARN notice filed with the state of Ohio. The layoffs are set to unfold in five phases starting Jan. 8, according to the notice, which was filed […]
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180 to lose their jobs as Tri-State plant plans to close
FRANKLIN, Ohio (WKRC) - A plant in Warren County notified the state that it plans to close and permanently lay off all of its 180 employees. Faurecia Clean Mobility in Franklin did not indicate why it's closing in its notification. The company works on emissions control technologies, according to its website.
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ATP Flight School Brings Airline Pilot Training to Dayton International Airport
DAYTON, Ohio — ATP Flight School is expanding to Dayton International Airport, bringing its Airline Career Pilot Program to southwest Ohio and growing its national network to 87 training centers, the company announced Nov. 10 in a release distributed by PR Newswire. Unlike recreational flight training, ATP said, its Airline Career Pilot Program is a […]
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Dayton-Area Jobs Reach 402,300, the Most the Metro Has Seen Since 2003
The Dayton metro area counted 402,300 nonfarm payroll jobs in September 2026 — 2,800 more than a year earlier and the most since December 2003, when the count was 403,500 — according to preliminary, seasonally adjusted figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics analyzed by Dayton Report. The milestone caps a long climb back […]