Remember when we said all was well for Ford Otosan regarding recent industrial actions? It's no longer the case, as one plant ceases production once more.
Ford Otosan said it ceased production at its İnönü facility "until further notice" — where the Ford Cargo commercial truck is assembled — as a precaution after some of the strikers did not leave the plant, Reuters reports.
The industrial action over working conditions and pay — also affecting Ford Otosan's plant in Gölcük, as well as operations belonging to Fiat (Tofaş) and Renault-Nissan (Oyak-Renault) — began last month when union Turk Metal negotiated a 60 percent wage hike for workers at a Bosch Fren factory, but failed to do the same with the rest of Turkey's auto workers.
Renault-Nissan offered to pay striking workers ₺1,000 ($370 USD) to resume production by midnight May 25, only for workers to reject the deal when the automaker's employer union made revisions said not to benefit employees.
[Source: Ford Trucks/Facebook]
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