More than 200 to be laid off at Indiana factory year after Trump deal
A new round of layoffs is taking effect this week at the Carrier Corp. factory in Indianapolis a little more than a year after President Donald Trump touted a deal that staved off the plant's closure and saved some of its jobs.
 Trump  frequently criticized Carrier's plant closing plans during the 2016 campaign.  He  traveled to the Indianapolis factory three weeks after  his  election win to announce a tax-incentive agreement partially reversing the closure and keeping some 800 furnace production jobs.
Retired United Steelworkers Local 1999 President Chuck Jones  who was chastised by a  Trump  tweet after complaining that  Trump  gave false hope to Carrier workers by inflating the number of jobs being saved  said the president hasn't followed up on his campaign talk of stopping the country's loss of manufacturing jobs.
 Trump  and other Republicans maintain the business tax cuts included in the $1.5 trillion tax overhaul he signed into law last month will lead to more jobs and higher wages across the country.
The latest Carrier job cuts follow the final closing in November of a 350-worker Rexnord Corp. industrial bearings factory in Indianapolis. Milwaukee-based Rexnord didn't change its decision to shift much of the factory's work to Mexico despite a tweet from  Trump  blasting Rexnord for "rather viciously firing" its workers.
A new round of layoffs is taking effect this week at the Carrier Corp. factory in Indianapolis a little more than a year after  [TGT]  touted a deal that staved off the plant's closure and saved some of its jobs.
  [TGT] frequently criticized Carrier's plant closing plans during the 2016 campaign.   [TGT]   traveled to the Indianapolis factory three weeks after   [TGT]   election win to announce a tax-incentive agreement partially reversing the closure and keeping some 800 furnace production jobs.
Retired United Steelworkers Local 1999 President Chuck Jones  who was chastised by a   [TGT]   tweet after complaining that   [TGT] gave false hope to Carrier workers by inflating the number of jobs being saved  said  [TGT]  hasn't followed up on  [TGT]  campaign talk of stopping the country's loss of manufacturing jobs.
  [TGT] and other Republicans maintain the business tax cuts included in the $1.5 trillion tax overhaul  [TGT]  signed into law last month will lead to more jobs and higher wages across the country.
The latest Carrier job cuts follow the final closing in November of a 350-worker Rexnord Corp. industrial bearings factory in Indianapolis. Milwaukee-based Rexnord didn't change its decision to shift much of the factory's work to Mexico despite a tweet from   [TGT] blasting Rexnord for "rather viciously firing" its workers.