Glaston’s employer-employee consultation ends

Date: 30 September 2016

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Glaston Corporation

Date: 30 September 2016

Glaston’s employer-employee (YT) consultation on possible lay-offs and personnel reductions, which was launched in Finland on 9 August 2016, has ended.

Following the consultation, operations in Finland will be reorganised, resulting in a maximum of four redundancies.

The personnel reductions will mostly be implemented immediately.

The company is also prepared for temporary lay-offs in spring 2017.

Glaston employs a total of 170 people in Finland.

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