LexisNexis, a legal software, workflow and content provider, notified the New York Department of Labor on Tuesday that it intends to close its Matthew Bender law book publishing plant in Albany, N.Y., by the end of 2014 for economic reasons. All told, the plant closing will eliminate 220 jobs in the state capital region.
Marc Osborn, senior director, public relations and communications at LexisNexis, informed LTN from New York that Matthew Bender’s parent company initially filed the notice under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act on Tuesday “about changes over the next two years to 2014, when the [Albany] office will be closed.” Osborn said that some positions will be eliminated or moved to operate the publishing business more efficiently.
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