Indiana glass company to add 80 jobs

Date: 3 December 2014

Ind. (WANE) An Indiana company that makes automotive glass plans to add 80 jobs at two manufacturing facilities.

Carlex Glass of Indiana Inc. is holding two hiring events in December in Ligonier and Auburn to fill those positions. On December 3 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Ligonier, Carlex is holding one of the hiring events.The plant, located at 860 West U.S. 6, is hiring 50 employees, including production operators, quality technicians and maintenance workers.

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