There is more pain in the north Georgia job market. Mohawk Industries says it is closing its Dahlonega plant. The move will put 366 people out of work in June. The Calhoun-based carpet and flooring manufacturer has about 36-thousand employees worldwide, and is one of the largest employers in northeast Georgia. The announcement continues a run of bad news in the midst of a housing slowdown. In September, Mohawk said it was closing plants its Mohawk Home plants in Dalton and Calhoun. The company said it was getting out of the woven throw, decorative pillow and woven bedspread business.
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Wednesday, April 9, 2008
'Mohawk' announces another Georgia plant closure
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4/09/2008 08:37:00 AM
Labels: Calhoun, Dahlonega, Dalton, job losses, Mohawk Industries, northeast Georgia