Extreme Tool makes the Upper Peninsula attractive for employees
Source: Plastics News
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An Ironwood firm was named one of the best places to work, according to its employees. Some of that might be its location in the U.P.
Excerpt: Mike Zacharias had an unusual reaction upon learning his firm made the Plastics News Best Places to Work list.
“I was surprised about being a finalist,” he said. “It’s not an easy place to work.”
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Source: Plastics News
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