Indefinite strike begins at Visteon France

Workers at three plants of car parts manufacturer Visteon launched the open-ended industrial action on the evening of Monday 22 March.

Submitted by Steven. on March 26, 2010

The sites of Gondecourt in the north, and Carvin and Harnes in the Pas de Calais have all been affected by the action, called by the unions.

"Poverty wages, 5% increase or nothing" : this is the demand.

This strike started when the management of the group last week announced a staff reduction of the order of 50%, between now and 2013. This would mean 250 redundancies out of the 500 employees at the Gondecourt site.

The Visteon workers need maximum support. Messages of solidarity can be sent to [email protected]

Translated by "Unicode Geek" on the social crisis e-mail list, edited by libcom.

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Steven.

14 years ago

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Submitted by Steven. on March 26, 2010

update: today workers were offered a 2.9% pay increase and have ended their strike

Nyif1968

14 years ago

In reply to by libcom.org

Submitted by Nyif1968 on March 28, 2010

thanks for the post!