Unifor releases statement after Boart Longyear decision to move jobs to China
Boart Longyear is relocating jobs from Canada to China, representing a supply chain loss in the strategic mining equipment sector.
Read original story →Related intelligenceBoart Longyear's job relocation to China illustrates supply chain migration risks in mining equipment, tracked in our Critical Minerals report.Read Critical Minerals Report →Share LinkedInXCompany ProfileBoart LongyearSector: Critical MineralsMarket: ChinaSource: Canadian ManufacturingHQ: Salt Lake City, UT (Sudbury, ON ops)← Back to all stories
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