Nowadays the Hallein Mechanical Engineer is negotiating short -time work. Union, Labor Market Service (AMS) and management are at the negotiating table. At the same time, an expert is feverishly looking for the cause of the fire.
“The most important thing is to get the jobs,” says Florian Koch of the GPA Union. Today he is at the management of mechanical entrepreneurs EMCO and the AMS at the negotiating table.
An official short -time work is in the room. “We must and will find a good solution for the company and the employees,” says Koch Trust.
After the destruction of a warehouse through a fire last week, production is quiet for two months – the reworking of production components takes longer than hoped in the beginning.
For these and other reasons there is the possibility of short work for companies: working hours are reduced, the AMS pays the contributions and the employees are not registered unemployed.
Books with full order again after renovation procedures
EMCO was shown during the year because of deep red figures. Employees are bothered for jobs. After a renovation process, the order books were full again, the optimism was great. The fire now dampens the spirit of optimism and brings employees into a crisis mood again.
Walter Dickenberger, judicial expert,, however, investigates the cause of the fire. The warehouse has collapsed, and that is why the research on the site continues. The battered ceiling, including molten metal, is removed.
“Can limit the stove as the cause”
Dickenberger says: “I can currently provide little information. We have evaluated things such as fire alarm system, smart meters, employee times, building plans, etc. and can limit the stove, but not yet. In any case, the clearly extremely fast fire spread is surprising.”
Source: Krone
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