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The article is about the layoffs planned by A New Bedford company due to the reduction in defense work. The company is known for parachute making and gave a caution of layoffs in the month of February. The new military contracts for the company is seeming to be reduced and that is the main reason for job cuts.
Read the full article here:
New Bedford parachute maker warns of layoffs
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