US EditionCrisis in Essen: Chinese Imports, Drop in Sales and Layoffs in Santa Fe
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The rich rich pot maker delinks 10% of its staff. As it seeks to be "m s efficient", imports from Asia and union tensions grow.
The fall in consumption and import from China hit Essen’s metallurgical plant, located in Santa Fe. The company replaced 45% of its local production and laid off 30 operators. The economic crisis generated by the fall in consumption and the opening of imports hit one of the most important firms... The factory of “indestructible waves” Essen fired 30 employees and will import its production from China Read more »
The slowdown in consumption and the advance of imports continue to hit the national industry. In this scenario, one of the most emblematic brands in the metallurgical sector—Essen, recognized for its traditional “indestructible waves”—made a decision that ignited the trade union and business alarms: fired 30 workers from its plant in Santa Fe. According to the Agency... Source
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