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Labour warns of 'major consequences' amid concern over Hitachi rail plant jobs

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Louise Haigh accused the Government of a total dereliction of duty. Hitachi wrote down the value of its Newton Aycliffe facility by $64.8m last year. The company won a contract to build trains for HS2 in 2021. Ms Haigh urged the Government to vary Hitachi's contract to safeguard its workforce.

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Labour warns of 'major consequences' amid concern over Hitachi rail plant jobs

Shadow transport secretary Louise Haigh has urged the Government to act now to safeguard hundreds of jobs at Hitachi's Newton Aycliffe factory, during a visit to the region on Thursday

1 month ago·Newcastleupon Tyne, United Kingdom

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Concerns raised over hundreds of jobs at Hitachi plant in County Durham

Labour and Conservative MPs have raised fears that there aren't enough orders to keep the UK train building industry alive

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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