Winona auto parts maker to close, will lay off about 125 workers

Auto parts maker BCS Access Business Systems U.S. will lay off 123 employees by the end of the year and permanently close its plant in Winona, the company told the state this week. The workers will lose their jobs in the second half of the year. The plant, which has operated in Winona since 2018, makes keyless entry parts for automobiles, the company said. The layoffs will affect workers only ...

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