National Widget Company News Release (Assign)

National Widget Company

News Release


NWC Gets Back on Their Feet


January 17, 2020, 9:00 AM




Today the National Widget Company is rehiring it’s 200 workers laid off 6 months ago due to a forced reconstruction. As of today, the Widget company will be sending out calls when employees are needed. The 50 workers who were laid off in the head office and main plant will be joining back.

“We have sent recall notices to all employees who were laid off in June. As a family-owned company, it was heartbreaking to lay off so many loyal people so we are thrilled to be offering employment to people we consider part of the family.”




With the flood of widgets in the oil widget industry, The National Widget Company had to differ from the traditional markets. The NWC has found new markets within the residential side of China which will open up a whole new world for widget sales.“The increase in sales has been unprecedented. We think this opportunity opens up enormous markets which will last for years.”




The National Widget Company is one of the oldest family-run companies in Canada. The NWC was founded in 1888 by the great grandfather of the current president Andrew Bryce.

Back in June 2019, the National Widget Company ran into trouble when the Middle East market for widgets was flooded with an overstock, leading the company to restructure and retire some of its workers until things smoothed out.











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