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Springfield, MO
Super Park, an airport parking and shuttle service, is conducting layoffs after losing a contact with St. Louis Lambert International Airport.
A notice filed with the state indicates 130 employees will be impacted with an effective date of July 1.
The company's shuttle service contract with the airport has not been renewed. Impacted employees are expected to have new job opportunities with the next shuttle service operator selected by the airport.
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