IQ Fibers expects to lease a 45,000-square-foot-building at 1550 Lehigh Drive in West Easton, the company's first manufacturing site, where it will invest at least $5.4 million in the project.
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MRC hires new president/CEO
The Manufacturers Resource Center, based in Upper Macungie Township, said Richard Hobbs will take over as the new president and CEO on July 15.
Read More »Teachers working with Lehigh Valley manufacturers to learn work skill needs
A group of a dozen teachers from the Allentown, Salisbury and Whitehall-Coplay school districts will be wrapping up a program at Lehigh Carbon Community College this week that is helping them get involved in developing students’ interest in STEM careers.
Read More »Poaching poses challenge for employers
Some manufacturers say job poaching – the practice of actively recruiting an employee from a direct competitor – has become more common.
Read More »Martin Guitar plans to build warehouse in Tatamy
The company plans to move its employees and operations out of those two other sites, which are a warehouse on Race Street in Hanover Township, Lehigh County, and a distribution center on Conroy Place in Forks Township.
Read More »Easton area manufacturer acquires Florida company
Right now, Polytek has about 45 employees in Williams Township and more than 120 total across all its locations, which include California, Michigan, and Indiana.
Read More »Ben Franklin invests $488K in startups, manufacturers
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania said it has invested $488,400 in a number of early-stage firms and established manufacturers.
Read More »Medical device manufacturer invests $8.5M in expansion
The total project investment is $8.5 million, which includes installing automated manufacturing equipment, the majority of which relies on computer-navigated controls.
Read More »Made for the shade: For Easton firm, less room translates to more productivity
Kaplan’s Enterprises moved several times in its first 60 years, but for the last 35 years it has been located in a downtown storefront on the 100 block of Northampton Street.
Read More »For lower workers’ comp costs, try triage
It all starts with a workplace injury. Somebody forgets to wear their safety goggles, or touches something that should absolutely, positively, never ever be touched. And once that happens, a chain of events follows, most of them bad.
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