Nissan annuncia un ERE per 211 lavoratori in Catalogna

Nissan ha informato i sindacati del piano di applicare un ERE a 211 dipendenti dei suoi centri catalani, pari al 37 percento di una forza lavoro di 596 persone. La misura interessa tre stabilimenti nell'area di Barcellona.

Il produttore giapponese ha illustrato la procedura oggi durante un incontro con i rappresentanti di SIGEN-USOC, CCOO e UGT presso lo studio legale Garrigues. L'ERE avrà un impatto sul centro ricambi di El Prat de Llobregat con 110 uscite, sul centro tecnico di Zona Franca con 86 e sul centro delle aree funzionali di El Prat con 15.

I sindacati hanno respinto l'avvio del periodo di consultazione a causa di vizi formali e hanno annunciato azioni e mobilitazioni nei prossimi giorni per manifestare il loro dissenso. Le parti si incontreranno nuovamente giovedì presso il Dipartimento del Lavoro della Generalitat.

Questa decisione rientra nel piano globale Re:Nissan, annunciato nel maggio 2025, che prevede il taglio di 20.000 posti di lavoro in tutto il mondo e la riduzione degli stabilimenti da 17 a 10 entro il 2027. La scorsa settimana l'azienda ha annunciato un taglio di 900 posizioni in Europa.

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