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Tata Steel To Cut 3,000 Jobs In Wales: Report
Tata Steel is to cut about 3,000 jobs at a plant in Wales, a source said Thursday, as the industry struggles to finance greener production of the metal.
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Tata Steel Workers At Dutch Plant Vote To Strike
Tata plans to cut about 1,000 jobs in the Netherlands
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Tata Steel Europe To Cut 1,250 Jobs In Turnaround Push
"Our financial situation is serious and there's an urgent priority to improve the performance of the business and our cash position," CEO Henrik Adam said.
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Tata Steel European Arm Begins Talks With Workers On 3,000 Job Cuts
Tata Steel Europe said on Wednesday it had begun talks with its workers on a "transformation programme" that involves up to 3,000 job cuts, prompting an angry response from union leaders who said the plan needed to be revised.
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Tata Steel Exit Threatens 15,000 UK Jobs, Cameron To Hold Meet: 10 Facts
Tata Steel on Wednesday put its British business up for sale, sparking calls for the government to intervene and safeguard thousands of jobs in the crisis-hit industry.
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Thousands of Jobs at Risk as Tata Steel Seeks British Exit
Tata Steel is seeking to sell Britain's biggest steel-making business, putting thousands of jobs at risk in an industry that once dominated the country but has been brought low by falling prices, high costs and Chinese competition.
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Tata Steel to Cut 720 Jobs in UK as Negotiations Fail: Report
Tata Steel, Britain's largest maker of the alloy, is likely to cut 720 jobs at one of its plants in the UK after talks to save redundancies failed.
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Tata Steel says could cut around 500 UK jobs
He added in the statement that the restructuring would transform the group into a steelmaker "capable of succeeding in difficult economic conditions."
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No layoffs to cut costs at JLR, steel units in Europe: Ratan Tata
Fighting economic downturn in Europe, Tatas are working to lower costs at its Jaguar Land Rover and steel operations there including a possible sale of any "piece of business" but will try not to cut any jobs, says the outgoing group chairman Ratan Tata.
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Tata Steel Europe to cut more jobs, production output
Battling slowdown in demand for steel in Europe, Tata Steel plans to go for more layoffs and cut production in its European operations besides infusing funds to make it an "all-weather company".
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Tata Steel To Cut 3,000 Jobs In Wales: Report
Tata Steel is to cut about 3,000 jobs at a plant in Wales, a source said Thursday, as the industry struggles to finance greener production of the metal.
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Tata Steel Workers At Dutch Plant Vote To Strike
Tata plans to cut about 1,000 jobs in the Netherlands
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Tata Steel Europe To Cut 1,250 Jobs In Turnaround Push
"Our financial situation is serious and there's an urgent priority to improve the performance of the business and our cash position," CEO Henrik Adam said.
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Tata Steel European Arm Begins Talks With Workers On 3,000 Job Cuts
Tata Steel Europe said on Wednesday it had begun talks with its workers on a "transformation programme" that involves up to 3,000 job cuts, prompting an angry response from union leaders who said the plan needed to be revised.
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Tata Steel Exit Threatens 15,000 UK Jobs, Cameron To Hold Meet: 10 Facts
Tata Steel on Wednesday put its British business up for sale, sparking calls for the government to intervene and safeguard thousands of jobs in the crisis-hit industry.
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Thousands of Jobs at Risk as Tata Steel Seeks British Exit
Tata Steel is seeking to sell Britain's biggest steel-making business, putting thousands of jobs at risk in an industry that once dominated the country but has been brought low by falling prices, high costs and Chinese competition.
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Tata Steel to Cut 720 Jobs in UK as Negotiations Fail: Report
Tata Steel, Britain's largest maker of the alloy, is likely to cut 720 jobs at one of its plants in the UK after talks to save redundancies failed.
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Tata Steel says could cut around 500 UK jobs
He added in the statement that the restructuring would transform the group into a steelmaker "capable of succeeding in difficult economic conditions."
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No layoffs to cut costs at JLR, steel units in Europe: Ratan Tata
Fighting economic downturn in Europe, Tatas are working to lower costs at its Jaguar Land Rover and steel operations there including a possible sale of any "piece of business" but will try not to cut any jobs, says the outgoing group chairman Ratan Tata.
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Tata Steel Europe to cut more jobs, production output
Battling slowdown in demand for steel in Europe, Tata Steel plans to go for more layoffs and cut production in its European operations besides infusing funds to make it an "all-weather company".
