Mars Wrigley leaving Newark, cutting 307 jobs (updated)
Mars Wrigley's departure from Newark will impact 307 employees.
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The brief
Mars Wrigley is closing its Newark office. The move will affect 307 employees.
The company's operations in Hackettstown will continue. Coverage emphasizes the job cuts and the company's decision to leave Newark.
WRNJ Radio, Bergen Record, New Jersey Business & Industry Association and NJBIZ are on the story. The next steps for the affected employees and the future of the Newark office are not yet specified in coverage.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 2h ago.
Quick answers
Which Mars Wrigley office is closing?
The Newark office.
How many jobs will be cut?
307 jobs will be cut.
Will Mars Wrigley continue operations in New Jersey?
Yes, operations in Hackettstown will continue.
Coverage (5)
- M&M's maker Mars Wrigley exits Newark after 86 years NJ.com · 1d ago
- Mars Snacking to close Newark office, affecting 307 employees; Hackettstown operations to continue WRNJ Radio · 1d ago
- M&M candy maker Mars Wrigley to leave Newark, cutting 307 jobs Bergen Record · 1d ago
- Sweet Sorrow: Mars Wrigley Leaving Newark to Continue NJ Departure Woes New Jersey Business & Industry Association · 1d ago
- Mars Wrigley leaving Newark, cutting 307 jobs (updated) NJBIZ · 1d ago
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