Nissan has begun negotiations with the French employees' union over a restructuring that may include layoffs, with talks due to conclude in October.
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Japanese carmaker Nissan has begun formal consultations with the employees' union at its regional office in France over a restructuring that could lead to redundancies. The office, with 560 employees, will look at options for voluntary departures ahead of possible forced redundancies. The move is part of a global plan to cut its workforce by 15% and production capacity by almost 30% amid weak sales in China and the US.
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