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BARCELONA – Nissan is in a position to postpone the closure of its 3 barcelona plants until June 2021, which were originally scheduled to close in December 2020, but only if staff resume production, a senior executive said on Tuesday. The resolution to close its 3 barcelona plants and fire some 3,000 employees was announced in May as part of a restructuring plan for Nissan, prompting protests from staff and Madrid’s commitment to convince the company to stay.
The deferral agreement would also involve an agreement on the reimbursement of dismissed personnel and this would be concluded by July 30 or early August, at the end of a negotiation period, Frank Torres, head of commercial operations for the Japanese automaker in Spain, told the press. Array In return, Nissan would not make layoffs until the end of 2020, Torres said. The deferral resolution is over to give the Spanish government time to locate some other company that might be interested in factories, he said, adding that Nissan still saw no other option to finish the plants.
Nissan’s union leaders did not respond to a request for comment.
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