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Archive for November 2022

Right to Work Indiana Welcomes GIM Inc to Its Economy

GIM Inc is investing $18.47 million in order to establish operations in Right to Work Scottsburg, Indiana. As a result, this will also create 135 new jobs. So this is…

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NFFE Union Boss Lashawn Denise Richardson Pleads Guilty

National Federation of Federal Employees (NFFE) Local 777 union boss, Lashawn Denise Richardson has just pleaded guilty to wire fraud. From the Department of Labor: On November 2, 2022, in…

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Recap: What Do GIM Inc and Doral Renewables Have in Common?

Right to Work Indiana Economic Update

GIM Inc and Doral Renewables are both investing in Right to Work Indiana! In fact, Doral Renewables is currently in Phase 2 of its $1.2 billion plan. Read on in…

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What is Visual Comfort & Co Planning to Do Next?

Visual Comfort & Co. is planning to establish a new location soon in Right to Work Greer, South Carolina. In order to do this, they are investing $62 million toward…

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FREYR Plans $2.57 Billion Right to Work Georgia Investment

FREYR Battery is planning to establish a new facility soon in Right to Work Coweta County, Georgia. In order to make this possible, the company is making a major investment…

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Procter & Gamble – Another Win for Right to Work Arizona

Procter & Gamble is adding a new location soon in Right to Work Coolidge, Arizona. In order to do this, the company is investing a total of $500 million. As…

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Recap: New Right to Work Georgia Companies Create Over 2k Jobs

Businesses are choosing to invest in Georgia over other states due to the great economic benefits that the Right to Work state provides. The most recent Right to Work Georgia…

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Norma Precision to Create 600 Right to Work Georgia Jobs

Baretta Holding S.A., a subsidiary of Norma Precision, is adding a new location soon in Right to Work Bryan County, Georgia. In order to make this possible, the company is…

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How Much is Albemarle Corp Investing in Right to Work Arkansas?

Albemarle Corporation is investing $540 million in order to expand two locations in Right to Work Magnolia, Arkansas. In addition, they will also create new jobs. In fact, the company…

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Nakano Warehouse & Transportation Chooses RTW Virginia

Nakano Warehouse & Transportation Corp has chosen Right to Work Chesapeake, Virginia as the perfect location to establish a new facility. In order to accomplish this, the Japanese company is…

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