Electronics Production | March 30, 2006
Solectron removes 29
Solectron are removing 29 workers at its Ă–stersund plant in northern Sweden.
The 29 workers remains after a larger lay-off that was carried out in 2003. Solectron agreed with the labour union that these employees should remain for another 3 years. An agreement which has now expired. This was reported by local media.
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