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Alexander Dennis Redundancy Consultation Extended

Alexander Dennis has extended the redundancy consultation period for its Scottish workers by two weeks, now ending on August 15, 2025, involving 400 jobs at risk.
The company has put about 400 jobs at its Falkirk and Larbert factories at risk while planning to move operations to Scarborough, North Yorkshire.
Paul Davies, the managing director, indicated that consistent orders of 70-100 buses are needed by year-end for the business to stabilize.
Shona Robison, the Finance Secretary, stated that the Scottish Government is working diligently to support the affected workers and explore options for a furlough scheme to avoid compulsory redundancies.

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The Herald Scotland

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Alexander Dennis extends redundancy consultation period for Scottish workers

Alexander Dennis has extended the consultation period with its Scottish workers at risk of redundancy by two weeks.

2 days ago·Scotland, United Kingdom

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BBC News

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Alexander Dennis extends deadline to save under-threat bus jobs

A consultation on its plans to end manufacturing in Scotland with the loss of 400 jobs will run until 15 August.

2 days ago·United Kingdom

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businessinsider

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Alexander Dennis redundancy consultation extended

Government hails more time to explore options to retain staff and facilities at Falkirk and Larbert

2 days ago

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Alexander Dennis redundancy consultation extended by two weeks

The Finance Secretary said the move would allow the bus manufacturer to explore all options to retain the 400 staff at its two Scottish sites.

2 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Record

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Lifeline for Alexander Dennis workers as SNP Government considers furlough scheme

More than 400 staff could lose their jobs if the bus manufacturer proceeds with a plan to close factories in Scotland and switch production to England.

2 days ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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