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40 workers lost their jobs when the textile factory's former owners closed it down to retire before Christmas.
The State Government stepped in with $250,000 to help James Nelson's management and workers secure a buy-out.
The factory re-opened six weeks ago with 24 workers.
It has now secured new interstate orders and is offering jobs to four more past employees.
They should start work within the next two weeks.
James Nelson's managers say they are thrilled by the interest from potential customers and are negotiating for overseas contracts.
The State Government stepped in with $250,000 to help James Nelson's management and workers secure a buy-out.
The factory re-opened six weeks ago with 24 workers.
It has now secured new interstate orders and is offering jobs to four more past employees.
They should start work within the next two weeks.
James Nelson's managers say they are thrilled by the interest from potential customers and are negotiating for overseas contracts.
1 comment:
Good on them. I wish them well. The more this happens the more Australia does not have to rely on overseas imports.
Justaconsumer
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