General Motors : the EMF organised a meeting with trade union coordination group

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The European Metalworkers Federation (EMF) invited, the 8 februar 2007, trade unions and workers representatives from the GM Europe plants to Brussels. The EMF expect new reorganizations in the european plants. (Ref. 070123)
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“2007 will in GM Europe be the year, explain the EMF, of the decision about the future of the Astra plants in Ellesmere Port (Great-Britain), Antwerp (Belgium), Bochum (Germany), Gliwice (Poland), and Trollhattan (Sweden)”. The trade unionists and works council members “develop a common and solid strategy for the central demands for keeping all GM locations in Europe in operation, add EMF. A further important element is the exclusion of forced redundancies”.

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