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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedNissan tells Spanish plant to boost productivity; Partner Renault also wants more efficiency at its 4 Iberian sites.(News)(Brief Article)
Automotive News Europe, February, 2004
Byline: Sylviane de Saint-Seine, Paulo Soares de Oliveira
Nissan warned trade unions at its Barcelona plant that the factory's future is at risk unless work rules change and productivity improves.
The Barcelona plant "is not competitive in terms of productivity, flexibility and salary costs," said Teruo Takebe, managing director of Nissan Motor Iberica SA, the subsidiary that operates the plant.
Nissan plans to invest [euro]400 million in NMI, but that "doesn't mean that the future of the company is assured," Takebe added.
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