Two businesses with offices in Middletown have laid off a combined total of 182 employees, according to Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN) notices filed recently with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry.
Medi-Lynx Cardiac Monitoring shuttered its offices on Town Center Drive late last month and let go of 62 employees, but it will continue to pay them at their regular rate through October 28, documents state.
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The company, which has offices in California and Texas, provides medical customers with diagnostic solutions and electrocardiography analysis. It is a subsidiary of Oregon-based Medicalgorithmics.
Transportation company Dedicated Logistics on Wheeler Way has filed notice 120 employees will be impacted when they close their facility on October 26.
Dedicated Logistics provides fleet services to commercial clients and is based in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area.
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Both companies did not return requests for comment from this news organization.
The layoffs are among the largest in Lower Bucks County since June when bankrupt Nine West Holding, the company behind such fashion brands as Anne Klein, Givenchy Jewelry, and Daisy Fuentes, laid off about 100 employees at their facilities at 180 and 200 North Rittenhouse Circle in Bristol Township.
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