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Back to work at Sub-Zero

October 8, 2009 By WRN Contributor

A Wisconsin firm calls back laid off workers. Sub-Zero, a manufacturer of high end refrigerators, is calling back second shift workers. Company spokesman Chuck Very attributes that to demand from the remodeling industry – not new construction.

AUDIO: Chuck Very (:06 MP3)

While the news is good for Sub-Zero and its employees, Very is cautious about reading too much into it.

AUDIO: Chuck Very (:16 MP3)

Some 165 union workers on Sub-Zero’s second shift in Madison and Fitchburg have been laid off since spring. In addition to the callbacks, Very says the firm plans on adding 65 salaried positions next year.

WIBA’s Robin Colbert submitted this report

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