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i3 Electronics Lays Off 8 More

Published: 14 May 2014
 by TEST ADMIN

ENDICOTT, NY – i3 Electronics continued its job cuts this week, laying off eight workers at its factory here, according to published reports.

The layoffs are a result of fewer government contracts and sales orders, reports say. In January the firm laid off 28 workers, according to reports.

i3 Electronics is also selling excess equipment. The former Endicott Interconnect Technologies emerged from bankruptcy earlier this year.

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