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Michelin Comes With New Agreement for Its French Plants


Michelin plans to implement new rules at its facilities in France, aimed at adjusting capacity and avoiding lay offs, as Europe’s auto market is expected to drop for the sixth consecutive year. Michelin’s new agreement has already been accepted by 3 out of its 17 plants, and it includes rules such as additional days of work for its employees to compensate ...
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