Tyson Foods to Close Chicago, South Dakota Offices, Relocate Employees – Wall Street Journal*

Tyson said Wednesday that it is closing offices in Chicago, Downers Grove, Ill., and Dakota Dunes, S.D., which currently house many of its prepared-foods and beef-division employees. Employees will be given the chance to relocate to the company’s Springdale, Ark., headquarters in early 2023. Roughly 1,000 employees work in the two Illinois offices and the Dakota Dunes location, the company said.
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Wally
3 years ago

One thousand more well paid executives leaving Chicago and IL. How many other companies are watching this and making their own exit plans?

Wolfnight
3 years ago

And so our demise continues.

Sad.

But not a surprise with a corrupted state government.

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