Over 100 employees with the Covidien plant in Seneca will be losing their jobs.
Over 100 temporary employees with the Covidien plant in Seneca will be losing their jobs, according to a company press release. The company says the layoffs are due to the reduction in the anticipated demand for vascular therapy compression sleeves. The layoff is effective Wednesday, July 8.
Currently the company employs 500 full time workers.
The company expects a reduced demand for compression sleeves will continue into fiscal year 2010.
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With many reports of home burglaries across the Upstate, law enforcement officials are telling residents to be cautious in defending themselves.
South Carolina and North Carolina have agreed to re-draw the boundary line.
Julian Ray Wates, 64, of Greer was sentenced Thursday in federal court in Anderson.
An urn containing ashes found at an Upstate carwash was handed over to the family Friday morning.
The State Board of Education has adopted new standardized tests for South Carolina students that will be different from current ones and more challenging.
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A upstate man says he filed his taxes at a Spartanburg tax office and now the business is closed.
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