Source: Bizjournals.com 6/2/2008
Home Interiors to Cut 83 Jobs
In a filing with the Texas Workforce Commission, the direct seller of home decor products said the layoffs will occur at its site at 1649 Frankford Road West. Employees affected will have the opportunity to move to the day shift instead of being laid off, the company said.
"We anticipate that additional separations will occur; however, we do not currently know the date(s) on which these separations will occur," the company said in the filing.
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