Stanley Black & Decker plans to close its last manufacturing facility in New Britain, Connecticut, the city home to the ...

Stanley Black & Decker will eliminate about 300 jobs and close a Connecticut tape-measure plant as demand declines, part of ...

Three hundred employees will be laid off in five different waves from Stanley Black & Decker after the company announced the closure ...

Stanley Black Decker's closing of its factory in New Britain will cut the workforce in its home city by about 50%.

Stanley Black & Decker is slashing around 300 jobs and shuttering a Connecticut factory — wiping out roughly half of its ...

Stanley Black & Decker announced last week it will close its Myrtle Street facility in New Britain, which manufactures single-sided tape. New Britain Mayor Bobby Sanchez called the closure an ...

"This came out of nowhere," said one employee who recently celebrated her ninth anniversary of working at the plant. "It's unbelievable, just disgusting. We heard it on the news before they told us." ...

The closing of Stanley Black & Decker's factory in New Britain would add to the company's significant downsizing in recent ...

The company is closing its last manufacturing facility in New Britain, which will result in 300 workers losing their jobs.

Employees at a Stanley Black & Decker facility in New Britain returned to work Monday, days after the company announced plans to close the site and lay off approximately 300 workers.

Stanley Black and Decker will close its New Britain facility, eliminating 300 of the roughly 600 jobs currently based there. Workers learned of the shutdown last Thursday.

The Stanley Works was founded in New Britain in 1843 and later merged with Maryland-based Black & Decker in 2010.