ArcelorMittal to cut 600 jobs in France

Since the iron and steel industry announced the elimination of more than 600 jobs in France, most of them at the Dunkirk site, the northern elected representatives have been mobilizing to defend the steel industry. They are calling for "commitments" to avoid the closure of factories.

ArcelorMittal has just announced 600 job deletions in the North of France. A hard blow for more than 7,000 employees of the group, who fear a domino effect.

ARTICLE. The second world steelmaker announced that he wanted to abolish about 600 jobs in the context of a restructuring mainly affecting production. A hard blow, too, for the European Union and its attempts to protect the sector.

It's a social disaster, one more: the steel giant ArcelorMittal announces a wave of massive redundancies. The article Social disaster: 600 redundancies at ArcelorMittal, which received 300 million euros of public aid appeared first on Against Attack.

ArcelorMittal, the first European steel group, announced on Wednesday 23 April the abolition of 636 posts in the north of France. A blow for a sector already in crisis for decades, affected in addition by high energy costs and global competition.

ArcelorMittal to cut 600 jobs in France

ArcelorMittal announced on Wednesday that it plans to cut around 600 jobs in northern France, affecting not only support functions, which will be relocated from Europe to India, but also production roles.