Dexter’s ReCellular breaks 500 employee mark, looks to add another 50-60 jobs
ReCellular is growing by leaps and bounds, but mostly leaps, in Dexter. The cell phone recycler has grown to 500 employees and hopes to add another 50 or 60 this year.
ReCellular is growing by leaps and bounds, but mostly leaps, in Dexter. The cell phone recycler has grown to 500 employees and hopes to add another 50 or 60 this year.
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To say Dexter-based ReCellular is growing would be an understatement. The General Motors of recycling cell phones went from 170 employees last year to more than 500 people today. And there are plans to create another 50 to 60 jobs this year.
“We’ve been on a quite a growth projection and May is set to be our best one ever,” says Mike Newman, vice president of marketing at ReCellular.
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