Crisis Talks on GSK: ‘Belgium Must Remain Attractive to the Pharmaceutical Sector’
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GSK held an extraordinary business council this Wednesday 14 October 2026 morning. The number of people dismissed could be more than 1200. The group also defends that the financial incentives have allowed to create jobs and to provide economic returns for the Region. ...
Prime Minister Bart De Wever received the trade unions and the management of GSK for crisis talks following news of the large-scale round of layoffs at the pharmaceutical giant. "This is also a political signal: Belgium must ensure that it remains attractive and that it safeguards its competitiveness," was the reaction afterwards.
GSK unions disappointed after meeting with Bart De Wever: they demand guarantees for threatened workers and conditionality of public aid
Bad time for the pharma sector: the British group GlaxoSmithKline, Wallonia's first private employer, unveiled this Wednesday morning its restructuring plan at an extraordinary business council. Trade unions denounce a bath of social blood.
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