Hengst Filtration, which makes filtration systems for automotive and medical applications, will layoff 77 workers at its facility in Camden, according to a WARN statement with the Department of Employment and Workforce last week.
The notice states that permanent layoffs will happen between July and September.
Hengst is the second Germany-based company to announce layoffs in South Carolina this month. Logistics and materials firm thyssenkrupp filed a WARN statement on May 4, two days before Hengst’s announcement, stating that it will lay off 110 workers in Greer…