This closure is expected to be permanent.
The separations were set to begin Wednesday or within 14 days, the company said in the letter dated Wednesday. They are expected to continue throughout the remainder of the year, concluding with a complete closure by the end of the year.
The affected employees are not represented by a union, the business said.
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