Saint-Gobain confirmed this Friday that he maintains his plans to build a new floated glass furnace in his Avilés plant, although without revealing concrete dates for the start of works or how many jobs it will generate. The management of the French multinational met yesterday Thursday with the unions and told them that any reorganisation of the workforce would ‘only come if the new furnace is made’, a phrase that the workers’ representatives in…
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Saint-Gobain confirmed this Friday that he maintains his plans to build a new floated glass furnace in his Avilés plant, although without revealing concrete dates for the start of works or how many jobs it will generate. The management of the French multinational met yesterday Thursday with the unions and told them that any reorganisation of the workforce would ‘only come if the new furnace is made’, a phrase that the workers’ representatives in…