John Deere has announced over 300 more layoffs at its facilities in Waterloo, Iowa, a company spokesperson said. Around 345 production employees will be laid off effective Sept. 20. In the last three months,

John Deere on Thursday confirmed additional layoffs of 345 production workers from its operations in Waterloo, effective Sept. 20. That brings to 894 the total since the beginning of the year at the plant.

DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) - John Deere Waterloo Operations has announced that effective Sept. 20, approximately 345 more production employees will be laid off. The company cited a “reduced demand” for the products produced at the facility as a reason behind the layoff, as well as “rising global operational and manufacturing costs.”

More layoffs are coming to John Deere. The company announced more layoffs in a news release. It says: “As the largest global manufacturer of agricultural equipment, John Deere, like many others in the industry,

While reasons like higher production costs are given, other sources blame “greed” for the mass layoffs. A Sad Summer The largest international seller of tractors and crop harvesters, John Deere, announced on Friday that it’s implementing another wave of staff layoffs.

John Deere announces 345 layoffs at its Waterloo operations effective September 20th.In a statement to Iowa's News Now, John Deere says its company is, "[facing

WATERLOO — Deere & Co. informed employees Wednesday morning the company will lay off another 345 Waterloo workers effective Sept. 20. Employees received an email stating: "Today, we are announcing that John Deere Waterloo Operations will lay off 345 production employees effective September 20,