Cleveland-Cliffs announces temporary layoffs of 630 in Minnesota
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. plans the temporary layoffs of more than 600 people at two Minnesota operations, a move the company said results from a need to "consume the excess (iron ore) pellet inventory produced in 2024" as a result of "decreased domestic steel demand" that year.
Cleveland-Cliffs said it would temporarily idle two of its Iron Range mines and taconite pellet plants and lay off 630 ...
The company plans to lay off 630 employees in 60 days. Sen. Grant Hauschild said Cliffs has excess pellets, and the auto ...
Representative Spencer Igo (R-Wabana Township) released the following statement following the news that Cleveland-Cliffs will idle operations at Minorca Mine and lay off’s at HibTac, resulting in 600 ...
Cleveland-Cliffs said it is temporarily idling its Minorca mine in Virginia, Minn., as well as part of Hibbing Taconite, two ...
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are speaking out after learning hundreds of people are losing their jobs on Minnesota's Iron Range.
A reduction in iron ore pellet production on Minnesota's Iron Range will also affect the Port of Duluth-Superior.
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