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Lansing-area facility of Michigan auto parts supplier to shutdown, impacting 67 positions.

Dakkota Integrated Systems LLC is set to close its facility in Lansing, resulting in 67 job losses by the end of the year. The layoffs will affect various positions, including operators, material handlers, and team leads, as well as engineering and maintenance staff. This closure is among three companies planning to cut a total of 187 jobs in Michigan.

Lear Corp. is also shutting down its Sterling Heights facility, which will lead to 67 layoffs on November 9, although specific job titles affected have not been disclosed. Additionally, HealthEdge, operating as UST HealthProof, is laying off 53 employees in Detroit due to a transfer of operations, impacting a range of roles from associate-level workers to managers.

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