Nissan cuts jobs
Japanese car manufacturer Nissan is to cut its British workforce by 1,200 in an attempt to mitigate losses caused by the economic downturn.

Japanese car manufacturer
is to cut its British workforce by 1,200 people in an attempt to mitigate losses caused by the current economic climate.
The redundancies will be made at Nissan’s Sunderland plant, which employs around 5,000 people and manufacturers more cars than any other site in the
Nissan believes the dramatic decline in customer demand is set to continue into 2009 and has adjusted its operations in line with the weakening market. The announcement is yet another blow to the
Trevor Mann, Nissan senior vice president for manufacturing,
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