Videoton subsidiaries back on 5-day-week
With Videoton's order inflow recovering, several of its subsidiaries have now changed back to a 5-day work week.
As pointed out in an recent interview with evertiq, Videoton has substancial investment plans and has already invested in a number of technology upgrades. Through this, the Hungarian EMS-provider was able to secure new contracts from existing as well as from new strategic partners. Videoton has now returned to a 5-day work schedule in various of its facilities and subsidiaries.
The latest subsidiary that will return to a normal work-schedule is Elektroplast - as of June 1, 2009.
The latest subsidiary that will return to a normal work-schedule is Elektroplast - as of June 1, 2009.
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