US EditionSkoda Auto Did Not Produce Several Hundred Cars Due to a Power Outage
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Due to a power outage of about two hours on Friday, Škoda Auto did not produce several hundred cars at all its plants. Their production will be included in the program in the coming weeks. Furthermore, the automaker will not introduce shifts because of this, it will manage it during normal working hours.
Minister of Industry and Trade Lukáš Vlček (STAN) ruled out that the government should in any way compensate for the damage to companies that were affected by the power outage last Friday. Organizations representing entrepreneurs are calling for a reconsideration.
Compensation for companies that suffered losses due to Friday's power outage is not on the table. Minister of Industry and Trade Lukáš Vlček (STAN) told reporters on Wednesday after a government meeting. The catering sector in particular called for compensation, which spoke of losses in the order of tens of millions of crowns. Vlček also ruled out today that the outage was caused by increased production of renewable resources in neighboring coun…
Vlček also once again ruled out that the outage was caused by increased production of renewable sources in neighboring countries. The Chamber of Commerce of the Czech Republic, the Association of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises and Tradesmen of the Czech Republic, and the Union of Trade and Tourism of the Czech Republic called on the government to quantify the damage caused by the power outage and propose a method of compensating the damaged …
Prague - Compensation for companies that suffered losses due to Friday's power outage is not on the table. Minister of Industry and Trade Lukáš Vlček (STAN) told journalists today after a government meeting. The catering sector in particular called for compensation, which spoke of losses in the order of tens of millions of crowns. Vlček also ruled out today that the outage was caused by increased production of renewable resources in neighboring …
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