Nissan has started negotiations with the trade union that represents staff at Nissan Automotive Europe in Montigny-le-Bretonneux in France (the European Regional Office) on changes that include job losses, Reuters has reported.
A business document and internal e -mails observed by Reuters It appears that the management and the trade union have agreed to discuss voluntary dismissals before forced redundancies, and that conversations are expected before October 20, with full details that have to be shared with staff in November.
About 560 employees work in the office, which also supervises Nissan’s Africa, Midden -East, India and Oceania.
“We work diligently and respectfully with all parties to ensure that this process is carried out with care, transparency and in full compliance with legal requirements,” said Nissan Vice chairman of the Massimiliano Messina region in an e -mail of 31 July, and added that no decisions have been made yet.
After taking the helm in April, CEO Ivan Espinosa announced a major restructuring that includes approximately 15% of Nissan’s workforce, which means that the global production capacity is saved by almost 30% to 2.5 million vehicles and the number of production locations from 17 to 10, to hopefully 500 billion yen).
Nissan, which employs nearly 19,000 people throughout Europe (almost 60%), Africa, the Midden -Oost, India and Oceania, will stop by March 2026 and in Japan in his Cirac factory in Mexico in Mexico (left left) and in Japan, the factory in Nissan Schatai Shonan in March 2027.
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