Stellantis, unions agree to 1,820 additional job cuts in Italy

Stellantis currently employs about 49,000 people in Italy. Jeep production in Melfi is pictured. (alessandro altavilla)

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Reuters

July 08, 2022 07:59 AM

MILAN -- Stellantis has signed an agreement with unions to cut up to 1,820 more workers from the group's Italian operations this year through voluntary redundancies, workers' representatives said.

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