Amicus Salutes Ease of Redundancy Negotiations With NSK

Resource from: CBCC Likes:2950

Mar 12,2007

Amicus Salutes Ease of Redundancy Negotiations With NSK The "vast majority" of the 109 workers made redundant by the Japanese bearing specialist NSK Steering's North-East England plant have agreed to leave voluntarily, the Amicus union confirmed yesterday to the Northern Echo paper, which reported in January this year that NSK planned to cut a third of its 340-strong workforce in light of the end of orders for parts for run-out car platforms cutting output by a forecast 40%. Last night, about two-thirds of the way through the statutory 90-day consultation period, unions said discussions had progressed "extremely well" and most of the 109 workers had agreed to leave voluntarily. Jeff Morland, of the Amicus trade union, told the Echo, "There has been a lot of consultation with the union and employees, and it has gone extremely well, given the circumstances. The vast majority of the people affected are going on mutual grounds, so in that respect it has been a relatively painless exercise.

()

【CBCC News Statement】
1.The news above mentioned with detailed source are from internet.We are trying our best to assure they are accurate ,timely and safe so as to let bearing users and sellers read more related info.However, it doesn't mean we agree with any point of view referred in above contents and we are not responsible for the authenticity. If you want to publish the news,please note the source and you will be legally responsible for the news published.
2.All news edited and translated by us are specially noted the source"CBCC".
3.For investors,please be cautious for all news.We don't bear any damage brought by late and inaccurate news.
4.If the news we published involves copyright of yours,just let us know.

Add to My Favorites

[Close the window]

Previous Rotary Positioning Stage Gives Precise Positioning
Next Advanced Materials for Demanding Bearing Applications

BRIEF INTRODUCTION

Cnbearing is the No.1 bearing inquiry system and information service in China, dedicated to helping all bearing users and sellers throughout the world.

Cnbearing is supported by China National Bearing Industry Association, whose operation online is charged by China Bearing Unisun Tech. Co., Ltd.

China Bearing Unisun Tech. Co., Ltd owns all the rights. Since 2000, over 3,000 companies have been registered and enjoyed the company' s complete skillful service, which ranking many aspects in bearing industry at home and abroad with the most authority practical devices in China.