Another Giant Stops Manufacturing in the Country: Electrolux Closes Its Plant in Rosario Where 180 Workers Work
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The measure involved the loss of 100 jobs; in May it had stopped making refrigerators and now discontinued the freezer and washing machine lines.
The appliance company decided to review its operations strategy and will aim at importing.According to local means there are 80 jobs in danger.
The company, which will continue to operate in the country, will move to a 100% import scheme of its products. “It will carry out this process with responsibility, respect and full compliance with the obligations established by the current legislation and providing the corresponding accompaniment during the transition,” he said with respect to its employees.
The multinational of Swedish origin, which is in Argentina a century ago, reported that the decision responds to "an evolution towards a global supply model."The refrigerators, freezers and washing machines that were made in Rosario will be brought from own plants in other countries.The entry The model is to stop producing to import: this Friday, Electrolux stops producing appliances in its Rosario plant and there will be another 100 fired was f…
The multinational will stop the production of washing machines and freezers and will go on to supply the Argentine market with imported products. About 100 workers will lose their jobs. Electrolux confirmed this Friday the closure of its Rosario industrial plant, a decision that puts an end to the local manufacture of domestic appliances of the company and affects [...] The note Electrolux closes its Rosario plant and stops manufacturing in the …
The measure of Electrolux implies the loss of 100 jobs. The firm in 2023 had more than 800 employees. By May it had stopped making refrigerators and now discontinued the lines of freezers and washing machines. The Swedish company Electrolux Group today communicated to its employees the closure of the factory it had in [...]
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