Harley-Davidson’s CEO announced that the company would shut down its Kansas City manufacturing plant, after reporting a 24.6 percent drop in 2017 net income on Jan. 30.
The company will consolidate the Kansas City operations into its manufacturing plant in York, Pa. The move will eliminate about 800 full-time, casual and contract jobs in Kansas City but create about 450 jobs in York. Harley reports more than 600 full-time-equivalent employees in Kansas City, ranking No. 7 on the Top Area Manufacturers…
Harley-Davidson’s CEO announced that the company would shut down its Kansas City manufacturing plant, after reporting a 24.6 percent drop in 2017 net income on Jan. 30.
The company will consolidate the Kansas City operations into its manufacturing plant in York, Pa. The move will eliminate about 800 full-time, casual and contract jobs in Kansas City but create about 450 jobs in York. Harley reports more than 600 full-time-equivalent employees in Kansas City, ranking No. 7 on the Top Area Manufacturers…