Italy: FIAT presented unions its future work organisation

At the beginning of November, FIAT organised a seminar with management and main unions to discuss the establishment of the World Class Manufacturing (WCM) programme which the car manufacturer wishes to import to become one of the groups "with the most efficient production systems in the world." (Ref. 070967)
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The seminar, which took place at the beginning of November in Turin, at the Giovanni Agnelli foundation, was a first : Fiat’s management and the main union leaders gathered to talk about work organisation and, notably, about World Class Manufacturing (WMC), the production system Fiat adopted to reorganise labour in its factories in order to increase quality and productivity and to avoid waste. Established to compete with the best car manufacturers in the world, this new labour organisation patt

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