A Factory in Romania Gives up More than 300 Employees. It Is the Second Largest Restructuring in Less than Two Years
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The Fujikura factory in Dej is preparing a major new staff reduction, after the company announced the abolition of 309 posts. Collective concessions are to begin at the end of October, in a reorganization process through which the unit adjusts its production capacity.
Japanese automotive parts manufacturer Fujikura is laying off more than 300 employees at its plant in Deș, reports the actualdecluj.ro news portal, based on a statement from the Cluj County Employment Agency (AJOFM).
The Japanese Fujikura plant in Deşi, which manufactures automotive components, will shed more than 300 workers. The collective layoffs are being made to align production capacity with order volumes, as the company's largest project is about to be completed and revenue is expected to decline. The layoffs will begin at the end of October, and the Cluj County Employment Agency has already taken steps to facilitate the re-employment of the affected …
Hundreds of people have been fired from a factory in Romania. A wide restructuring leaves more than 300 workers without a job
The difficult economic context is beginning to feel stronger and stronger in Romania's industrial sector, and for many employees the stability of the job is being questioned. In Dej, Fujikura factory restricts its activity, and 309 employees are to be made available. The persons concerned by the collective dismissal have been informed about the termination [...] Read A factory in Dej gives out more than 300 employees. AJOFM Cluj: History repeats…
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