The company announced last week that it plans to cut a total of 2,900 jobs worldwide, of which 475 in the Spanish state, as part of its strategic program ‘Mistral’.
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Siemens Gamesa this Tuesday convened the union branches of CCOO, UGT and ELA across the Spanish state after announcing the cuts in its workforce, which will have repercussions in Spain 475 seatsas reported by CCOO sources.
The company last week announced its intention to cut a total of 2,900 jobs around the world, as part of its strategic program ‘Mistral’.
The CCOO general secretary at Siemens Gamesa and president of one of Zamudio’s seven corporate committees, Clara Fernández, has confirmed that the company has telematically called union branches of the CCOO, UGT and ELA across the country for a meeting next Tuesday. state.
The CCOO representative has stated that at that meeting the union will “outrightly” reject the layoffs and demand something that has been “demanded for a long time” and that is “an industrial and future plan” for the company in Spain, in addition to “foreclosure of employment opportunities”.
The union official has said they have no details for now on how this change could affect different parts of the business or zones, but they do think it could be more focused on offices, which the CEO previously announced. Jochen Eickholt.
LABORATORYthe majority union at the Siemens Gamesa factory in asteasuhas reached an agreement with management that, according to what he says, “guarantees the future of employment” at this factory in Gipuzkoa.
LAB explained that the agreement reached, in addition to extending the company agreement, guarantees the workload, the future of employment and the working conditions.
The Navarrese Parliament undertakes employment at Gamesa . to support
The Council of Spokespersons has agreed to a: institutional statement with which the Parliament of Navarra endorses the commitment of the Government of Navarra to defend every last Siemens Gamesa job in Navarra.
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