Kathleen Shanahan has been selected co-CEO of the board of directors of Linden-based electrical and industrial distribution company Turtle & Hughes.
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Manufacturing
CCM to construct engineering and manufacturing center
County College of Morris will construct a $10 million, 30,000-square-foot engineering and manufacturing building in Randolph to allow for an expansion of its educational- and workforce-development programs.
Read More »NJMEP fighting ‘constant battle’ to fill skills gap
Addressing a seemingly never-ending shortfall of skilled labor, the New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program has helped raise skill levels of employees and recruits for some 5,000 manufacturers and other companies operating in the state during the past 18 years.
Read More »Plastics manufacturer cited for safety failures, faces proposed penalties of 435K
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited New Jersey plastics manufacturer Douglas Stephen Plastics Inc. for exposing employees to safety and health hazards at its Paterson facility and proposed penalties of $435,679.
Read More »NJ manufacturers identify challenges, solutions for skills gap
New Jersey manufacturers are struggling with skilled-labor recruiting because neighboring states are offering lucrative financial incentives to woo college grads from the Garden State.
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Talent component key to logistics supply chain
Cedar Knolls-based New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program and the state Labor Department have partnered to identify talent recruiting pools for the state’s $58 billion transportation, logistics and distribution industry.
Read More »Rutgers engineers boost film-product manufacturing
Engineers at Rutgers University–New Brunswick and Oregon State University are developing a new method of processing nanomaterials that could lead to faster and cheaper manufacturing of flexible, thin film products such as touch screens and window coatings.
Read More »State senate considering new tax deductions for manufacturing
The New Jersey state Legislature has introduced a bill to allow for companies in the state to create manufacturing reinvestment accounts, which would give them tax reductions, deferrals and deductions on manufacturing equipment and workforce training.
Read More »Revival Sash comes to NJ with new manufacturing factory
High-end window and door designer and manufacturer, Revival Sash, announced recently it has opened a new factory in Springfield.
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