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MPC reportedly cutting more jobs (updated) (access required)

by IBR Staff

Published: November 5,2008

MPC Computers is laying off more workers today, KTVB reports. The Nampa-based PC maker already underwent a round of cuts in mid-October, culling about 200 jobs from its Nampa and North Sioux City, S.D. plants. In a notification submitted to the Idaho Department of Labor today, MPC said it would cut 210 ...
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