Friday, January 31, 2003
Hewlett-Packard plans to close a California plant that makes servers and storage products in a move to consolidate the server manufacturing in Houston, according to a published report.
The 300 HP employees and 200 temporary workers at the Roseville manufacturing plant will have the opportunity to transfer to Houston and will be eligible for relocation assistance, the company said. Temporary workers who transfer to Houston will have the opportunity to become regular employees, it added. HP workers will also be able to maintain their current salary level.
HP plans to maintain operations in Roseville and expects 4,000 workers will remain at that location after the plant is closed.
By: DocMemory
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