Patria workers stage walkout in Jämsä

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Friday, 20 November 2009 12:06

Patria workers in Jämsä in Finland staged a one-day walkout on Friday.
Patria had announced 26 job cuts and temporary layoffs the day before.

The workers said Patria had not offered any opportunity to discuss alternative arrangements during a round of statutory cooperation procedure talks.

Patria, owned by the Finnish government and the European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company, makes aeroplane structures in Jämsä.

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