フランスのルノー自動車製造会社は、2016年までに従業員の14%の7500人を削減
Renault recortará en Francia 7.500 puestos de trabajo hasta 2016
La reducción de empleo, asegura la empresa, se hará a través de jubilaciones y bajas incentivadas
AFP / Reuters París 15 ENE 2013 - 16:59 CET
Renault in France will cut 7,500 jobs by 2016
The job cuts, the company said, will be done through retirements and voluntary redundancies
AFP / Reuters Paris 15 ENE 2013 - 16:59 CET
The direction of Renault unions announced Tuesday it plans to cut its workforce in France about 7,500 jobs by 2016, representing approximately 14% of its workforce. The goal, said a spokeswoman for the manufacturers, is "to improve their competitiveness."
To reach that figure of 7,500 jobs lost, plus pensions (some 5,700 places between 2013 and 2016 that once released will not be covered) the company plans to achieve another 1,800 additional outlets through early retirement or conditions agreed with the unions, said .
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The Renault group had about 128,000 employees worldwide at the end of 2011. Automobile companies continued to suffer a decline in sales in the European market at a time when the debt crisis in the euro zone and the austerity measures of governments in the region make a dent in consumer demand.
Renault group sales fell 27% in December, and in general, the automobile business in France, Spain and Italy in 2012 is at its lowest level in years. The vehicle registration in France fell 15% last month, ending the year down 14% to 1.9 million vehicles, the lowest mark since 1997 - according to figures from the French industry group automotive CCFA.
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