- Stellantis NV (NYSE:STLA) workers in Southern Italy protesting unsanitary work conditions have slowed down production of Alfa Romeo Tonales and Fiat Panda models.
- On the third day of protests, some of the workers at Pomigliano d’Arco plant nearby Naples halted work for two hours, reported Bloomberg.
- “The plant is dirty and the toilets stink,” said head of the Fiom union’s automotive arm, Simone Marinelli.
- “Work overalls are missing — some workers have to wait months to have the old and worn out ones replaced.”
- Also Read: Stellantis Records 14% increase In Q1 Revenue Boosted By Higher Shipments
- The concern over the unclean toilets, a lack of work gear and insufficient heating is attributed to cutbacks with the motive to save costs.
- Reacting to the accusations, Stellantis said it always acts within the framework of labor contracts and with respect for its employees.
- Also Read: Stellantis Plans Buyouts To Hourly, Salaried Workers To Cut Costs
- Price Action: STLA shares are trading higher by 0.31% at $16.25 in premarket on the last check Monday.
Merus Announced Based On The Company’s Current Operating Plan, Existing Cash, Cash Equivalents And Marketable Securities, Expected To Fund Merus’ Operations Into Second Half 2025
Merus N.V. (Nasdaq: MRUS) today provided its 2023 outlook.
- As of year-end 2022, more than 150 patients with NRG1 gene fusion positive ("NRG1+") cancer have been treated with zenocutuzumab ("Zeno") monotherapy
- Petosemtamab clinical update planned for first half of 2023
