Covestro Plans to Cut 260 Jobs at Its Antwerp Chemical Plant - Brussels Morning Newspaper
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The chemical company is planning to largely cut its top product polycarbonate at the Belgian site. 260 jobs are in danger. The reason for this is not only the expensive energy.
The German chemical company Covestro plans to cut 309 of the 976 jobs at its Antwerp site. This involves 260 people who would actually be laid off. The company wants to reorganize the site due to global overcapacity. The staff was informed this morning. "The employees are reacting with surprise and dismay; it concerns 25 percent of them," says Patrik Collier of ACV.
The German chemical company Covestro plans to cut 260 of the 976 jobs at its Antwerp site. The company reports this. Covestro wants various...
Germany’s Covestro plans to streamline polycarbonate output in Belgium
Covestro NV announced its intention to reorganize polycarbonate production at its Antwerp site to strengthen the site’s long-term competitiveness. The company intends to consolidate polycarbonate production from four lines to one and discontinue local production of the polycarbonate precursor Bisphenol-A (BPA). The intended reorganization reflects the need to adapt to fundamentally changed market realities in […]
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