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Posts Tagged ‘Right to Work states’

Pratt Industries Establishes Operations in Right to Work Georgia

Right to Work Georgia Economic Update

Pratt Industries is investing $120 million in order to add a new location in Right to Work Warner Robins, Georgia and create 125 new jobs here.

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Aero Build Expands Right to Work Tennessee Headquarters

Right to Work Tennessee Economic Update

Aero Build is investing $861,000 in order to expand headquarters and create 43 new jobs in Right to Work Nashville, Tennessee.

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DAS Corp Chooses Right to Work Georgia Location

Right to Work Georgia Economic Update

DAS Corp is investing $35 million in order to establish a new location and create 300 new jobs in Right to Work Metter, Georgia.

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Google Establishes Center in Right to Work Arizona

Right to Work Arizona Economic Update

Google is investing $600 million in order to establish a new location in Right to Work Mesa, Arizona.

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CJ Foodville is Coming to Right to Work Georgia

Right to Work Georgia Economic Update

CJ Foodville is investing $47 million in order to add a new facility and create 285 new jobs in Right to Work Gainesville, Georgia.

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United States Cold Storage (USCS) Establishes Facility in Right to Work Indiana

Right to Work Indiana Economic Update

United States Cold Storage is investing $124 million in order to establish a new facility and create 60 new jobs in Right to Work Hebron, Indiana.

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American Orthodontics Establishes Operations in Right to Work Wisconsin

Right to Work Wisconsin Economic Update

American Orthodontics is investing $25 million in order to establish operations and create 180 new jobs in Right to Work Saukville, Wisconsin.

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Treplar is Creating 600 New Jobs in Right to Work West Virginia

Right to Work West Virginia Economic Update

Treplar is investing $50 million in order to add a new location and create 60 new jobs in Right to Work Berkeley County, West Virginia!

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Hyundai and LGES Make $2 Billion Investment in Right to Work Georgia

Right to Work Georgia Economic Update

Hyundai and LGES are investing $2 billion toward their manufacturing facility in Right to Work Bryan County, Georgia. They will also create 400 new jobs!

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Bespoken Spirits Chooses Kentucky for HQ Relocation

Right to Work Kentucky Economic Update

Bespoken Spirits is investing $3.2 million in order to relocate headquarters to Right to Work Lexington, Kentucky and create 16 new jobs.

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