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New Stellantis layoffs mean over 3,000 jobs set to go in Italy

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March 27, 2024 05:54 PM

MILAN -- Stellantis, the maker of Fiat cars, signed further deals with unions in Italy for voluntary lay-offs, meaning the automaker could cut its workforce by a total of over 3,000 roles in the country.

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