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Russian carmaker Avtovaz may introduce a four-day working week from September amid falling sales and competition from Chinese manufacturers

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Avtovaz, known for its Lada brand, is announcing the possible implementation of a four-day work week from September in response to a 25% drop in sales and high interest rates affecting car loans. The company faces stiff competition from Chinese imports, which now account for over 50% of the Russian car market. Avtovaz, with more than 30,000 employees, has applied similar measures in the past and received state aid to avoid massive layoffs. The final decision will be taken after a detailed market analysis.

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Avtovaz, cel mai mare producător auto din Rusia, ia în calcul să reducă săptămâna de lucru la patru zile, pe fondul scăderii vânzărilor şi al concurenţei chineze
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Avtovaz, cel mai mare producător de automobile din Rusia, ar putea scurta programul de lucru, la patru zile pe săptămână
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Cel mai mare producător de autoturisme din Rusia, AvtoVAZ, vrea să scurteze săptămâna de lucru, din cauza prăbușirii pieței auto
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Avtovaz, cel mai mare producător auto rusesc, vrea să reducă săptămâna de lucru la 4 zile. Vânzările au scăzut
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Constructorul auto Lada, în criză. 50% din piața din Rusia, deținută de China. Ce măsuri pregătește?

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