The general manager, Emilio Titos, addressed the staff with a statement: “Now we must shape our future from our strengths, and we will do it together!”.
Euskaraz irakurri: “Esperantzazko etorkizun baten alde egindako apustua”, eskertu die Mercedes-Benzeko zuzendaritzak beharginei
The management of the Mercedes plant in Vitoria-Gasteiz thanked the staff for their “dedication to a hopeful future” for this factory, in which the workers Majority approval of the new collective labor agreement.
The General Manager of Mercedes-Benz of Vitoria-Gasteiz, Emilio Titosaddressed the staff by means of a statement confirming that 57% of employees voted in favor of the new agreement and 43% against it, with a participation of 94.7%.
“Thank you very much for participating in the referendumTitos tells the workers, congratulating himself that the staff has “reaffirmed” their commitment to a hopeful future for the factory.
“Now we have to shape our future from our strength, and we will do that together!”, the director tells the staff.
The management of the German multinational announced a possible investment of 1.2 billion in this factory to undertake a process of expansion and transformation, but made it conditional on social peace and the approval of the new agreement whose validity period extends 2021-2026 covers.
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Source: EITB
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