Inland Pipe Rehabilitation grows staff 10%, moves HQ to southwest Detroit
Inland Pipe Rehabilitation is laying the groundwork for more jobs in Detroit.Excerpt:Inland Pipe Rehabilitation’s staff is up by 10 percent so far this year and the infrastructure firm expects to increase its payroll another 10-15 percent by the end of the year. Today the company employs 404 people across the U.S. Of those, about 100 are in Detroit. That’s up from about 65 the last time we touched base with Inland Pipe Rehabilitation last summer.Read the rest of the story here.
Inland Pipe Rehabilitation is laying the groundwork for more jobs in Detroit.
Excerpt:
Inland Pipe Rehabilitation’s staff is up by 10 percent so far this year and the infrastructure firm expects to increase its payroll another 10-15 percent by the end of the year.
Today the company employs 404 people across the U.S. Of those, about 100 are in Detroit. That’s up from about 65 the last time we touched base with Inland Pipe Rehabilitation last summer.
Read the rest of the story here.
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