Production in Basauri increases with 100,000 annual covers to 800,000. It has also reduced the redundancies in the San Miguel Bridge factory, in Cantabria, until 188.
Bridgestone has made a proposal to the Company Basauri and Puente San Miguel committees for which they reduce the dismissal to 232 in the Biscay factory Al 188 in the Cantabrian facilities compared to 335 and 211, initially planned. Moreover, production in the Basauri factory will also increase to 800,000 with 100,000 annual blankets.
This offer was made during the new meeting that they held on Monday to negotiate the honor and that has not yet been closed because it will resume after a break at 4 p.m.
During the meeting, which was merged with a new strike day, the company announced that the annual production in Basauri would go from 700,000 to 800,000 covers. Moreover, it also committed to the fact that if the market is restored, the first 150,000 extra covers would also be carried out in this Biscay factory and not in Poland.
In the case of the San Miguel Bridge Factory (Cantabria), the company has promised to expand the catalog of products and try to search for blankets and products with which the plant can get greater profitability, but for now there is no current production increase.
On the other hand, they have transferred that those older than 53 were excluded from the file and have presented a plan that would have access to all employees affected by the honor of their position or in their area and who are 55 years old on June 30, 2025. Like, said he would do this with 80 % of the Netto salary and an annual annual.
For the conditions of the dismissal, it would be 45 days a year without limit of monthly payments for the forced dismissals, and 45 days a year, without limit of monthly payments, plus 30,000 euros to which you want to voluntarily welcome the file.
Source: EITB
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