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Peugeot Restructuring Plan Delayed Due to Court Challenge


PSA Peugeot Citroen had to delay the implementation of its restructuring plan due to a new court challenge. PSA Peugeot Citroen has delayed the important works council meeting by more than one week to April 29th, postponing the automaker’s plan to close the Aulnay plant and cut 8,000 jobs. The meeting was postponed after the Paris high court announced it will ...
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Ford’s Job Cuts and Plant Closures in Europe Not Enough for Revival
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Three Labor Unions Agreed With Renault’s Restructuring Plan
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Renault gets approval from third labor union for job cuts
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Report: Opel’s new CEO will stick to restructuring plan
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Ford may cut more European capacity if the market deteriorates further, CEO warns
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