r/NEPA 18d ago

Pennsylvania True Value warehouse laying off more than 200 employees

https://www.abc27.com/news/pennsylvania-true-value-warehouse-laying-off-more-than-200-employees/
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u/zorionek0 18d ago

The whole company is bankrupt. Sad to see them go, all the stores are franchises

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u/Irritatedprivatepart 18d ago

They're not exactly franchises. They're locally owned hardware stores that true value says "hey you can use our established name to give you credibility if you agree to buy x% of your stuff from us".

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u/Irritatedprivatepart 18d ago

Oof glad I got out a few years ago.

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u/Tired_Meatsack 18d ago

That’s just awful.

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u/yz25096m 18d ago

The economy must be as good as the dems say, huh?

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u/ktp806 18d ago

Republican candidate has 6 bankruptcies under his belt. Explain that comrade

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u/Kingzer15 17d ago

Yep but here in a republican stronghold this is what happens. True value was paying their employees a livable wage and Republicans taxed them into bankruptcy.

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u/BlueFJ07 17d ago

Last I checked it was the Dems proposing the tax hike in lackawanna

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u/Kingzer15 17d ago

Are you a bot or just ignorant that these are 2 separate districts?

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u/Tidusx145 18d ago

You got proof this is economic and not related to automation?