Pirelli Paralyzes Production in Its Plant and Eliminates Extra Hours per Drop in Sales
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The local subsidiary of the Italian firm decided to completely paralyze the production of its Merlo plant between 15 and 21 June, and also announced that it will cease operating on weekends starting in July.
The severe crisis that hit the industrial sector added a critical chapter in the Pirelli tyre factory, located in Merlo’s party. Pressed by a vertical collapse in consumption levels and the strong contraction in automotive terminals, the Italian multinational will implement a drastic structural adjustment in its Buenos Aires plant. The strategy includes a total blackout of activities in the middle of the month, the end of the weekend work scheme…
The determination was communicated in the last hours. Pirelli will suspend between the 15th and the 21st of June all his productive apparatus due to fall of the demand. In addition will make adjustments in his work scheme to stop paying overtime. The ghost of Fate. After the thunderous fall of what was Fate, the gazes ... By the fall of the sales, Pirelli completely paralyzes the production in his plant of Merlo and launches a total cut of the o…
The tyre manufacturer will completely stop production for a week and advance with a structural change in its work schedule. Workers warn that they will lose about 27% of their income by eliminating overtime.
The plant that Pirelli operates in Merlo goes through a new critical stage.The company authorities confirmed this Tuesday to its workers that there will be a total stoppage of production between June 15 and 21.The arrest covers the entire productive apparatus, although the wages remain intact during that period.The measure is part of a context of sustained retraction of the demand.The decision was made in agreement with the Unión de Trabajadores…

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