Procter & Gamble Plant Manager Resigns
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The manager of Procter & Gamble’s Oxnard plant has resigned unexpectedly and will probably be replaced this month, a company spokesman says.
Carlton Sherman, who headed the Procter & Gamble Paper Products Co. facility for three years, left last month without warning, “but I have no reason to believe it wasn’t voluntary,” spokesman Robert Paulger said.
Paulger said he had no idea of Sherman’s future plans. “All I know is that we received an announcement that he was resigning. But that isn’t unusual. In a company this size, people come and go.”
During Sherman’s tenure, employment at the plant rose to 600 from 380. The plant makes toilet paper and napkins. A soon-to-be-completed expansion program saw a second paper-making machine installed at a cost of $150 million.
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