Only days after the management at Aluminij Mostar, Bosnia, resigned, the plant reportedly handed over layoffs to 362 workers, that is, to the remaining workforce of the bankrupt giant. According to the report, dismissals were handed over to the workers with varied notice periods, so that the plant could be able to finish the backlog before closing down.
News ID: 8196 Publish Date : 2020/01/03
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