FACC has to part with 700 employees

Photo: FACC AG.
Photo: FACC AG.

FACC has to part with 700 employees

Photo: FACC AG.
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The aviation supplier FACC had no good idea when the half-yearly balance was published. At that time, it was still assumed that the U-turn would be made. But today the workers face the worst-case scenario: up to 700 employees - mostly from Austria - could leave.

Today the executive floor has invited to a conversation. Various coronavirus-related austerity measures will be presented, such as the news medium "ORF“Reported. That seldom means something good, as the 3.400 employees also know. Also that the aviation crisis that began with the outbreak of the pandemic is heavy on the stomach of the Upper Austrian aircraft supplier.

In addition, CEO Robert Machtlinger will present a social plan together with the unions. Short-time work expires in September.

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