US EditionVW Invests One Billion in Baunatal Plant - Temporary Workers Have to Go
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VW separates itself from hundreds of employees. They were employed on a temporary basis. For their colleagues, on the other hand, it looks much better.
Thursday and Friday are the days marked to try, in two meetings, to bring closer positions between the company and the representation of the workers in the plant of Lactalis in Marchamalo, to close a new collective agreement. This factory is the largest of the group in Spain, with 600 workers, of whom 545 are on staff. “We meet again on Thursday afternoon and Friday with the company, if there is no possibility of agreement before the night shift…
VW is planning strong investments in the Baunatal plant: 800 million euros are to be invested in production alone. 3,500 jobs are to be secured in the long term, while bad news is available for temporary workers.
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