Rockwell Automation business improves-- salary cuts restored!

    Jan. 22, 2010

    This is a wonderful piece of news, relayed by Theresa Houck of "The Journal"...

    Rockwell has restored salary cuts to more than 5,000 salaried workers effective the first January paycheck. This is another clear indication that the recession's effects on the automation industry are lessening.

    This is a wonderful piece of news, relayed by Theresa Houck of "The Journal"...

    Rockwell has restored salary cuts to more than 5,000 salaried workers effective the first January paycheck. This is another clear indication that the recession's effects on the automation industry are lessening.


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