Leggett & Platt to Close Jacksonville Steel Wire Plant, Cut 101 Jobs
Leggett & Plattย (https://www.leggett.com) plans to shut down itsย steel wire facility in Jacksonville, Florida, resulting in the loss ofย 101 jobs.
The plant, owned byย Adcom Wire Co., an affiliate of Leggett & Platt, spansย 150,000 square feetย and has operated in the region since 1980. The company expanded the site in 1999 to support growing production demands.
Facility Background and Workforce Details
The Jacksonville facility has produced steel wire for a variety of industrial applications. Over the years, it has supported a steady workforce across multiple roles.
The current staff includes:
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82 production and support employees
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14 management staff
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5 administrative and clerical workers
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Timeline and Transition Plans
The company will complete the shutdown by theย end of the year. However, some employees will remain through theย first quarter of 2020ย to assist with final operations and closure activities.
This decision reflects ongoing changes in manufacturing strategy and broader industry conditions.
Leggett & Platt Jacksonville Plant Closure Update
Theย Leggett & Platt Jacksonville plant closureย highlights continued shifts in U.S. manufacturing as companies adjust operations to remain competitive.
