CDS-PP’s Deputies today questioned the Minister of Economy on possible redundancies in Autoeuropa, following the fall of the daily production of vehicles.
“Given the strategic importance of Autoeuropa to the country, this it is being properly monitored by the Government including the Ministry of Economy? Confirms that may be at risk 300 jobs in what is the second largest exporter in Portugal, “reads the questions to Manuel Caldeira Cabral by centrist deputies Nuno Magalhãe s (elected by Setúbal) Hélder Amaral and Pedro Mota Soares (CDS-PP deputies in the Economy Commission, Innovation and Public Works), to which the Lusa had access.
on the basis of the initiative of deputies CDS-PP are the second source of the parliamentary group, “several news coming public, mentioning representatives of workers, stating that the Autoeuropa Industrial Park is at risk of losing 300 jobs due to the drop in daily production car 460 to 315 units. “
stressing that” Autoeuropa is 1% of GDP [Gross domestic Product] national, employs 3,580 workers and exports 99.2% of its production, “and” the second largest exporter in Portugal “and” the largest foreign investment to date made in Portugal, “centrists claim to have been suggested by the representatives of unity” that hold a joint meeting of company managers, workers’ representatives and government organizations in order to find solutions to the problem that do not involve ‘cast workers into unemployment.’ “
on 05 July, the Coordinator of Industrial Park workers Commissions Autoeuropa admitted that about 300 workers are at risk of losing their jobs due to the fall in production in that plant, which is to last until mid-2017.
“according to the survey carried out by the Workers Organisations (TSOs), the companies of Industrial park are likely to lay off at least 300 workers, “said Daniel Bernardino, Coordinator of workers’ Commissions, Lusa at the time.
the automobile plant Autoeuropa in Palmela, will reduce the employment period from two to just one shift from September, but the company managed to find solutions, including training plans, which avoid redundancies until the start of production of the new model assigned to the Palmela plant.
a different reality of what might happen in the other 13 companies in the industrial park, with about 1,600 workers, which, according to estimates announced by the Coordinator of workers’ Commissions, admit eliminate, at least temporarily, about 300 posts work.
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