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Leave offer for car firm workers | Leave offer for car firm workers |
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Workers at West Midlands car company Jaguar Land Rover are being offered three months leave. | |
Production levels at the car plants in Castle Bromwich, Solihull and Browns Lane in Coventry have been cut. | |
Now employees have been offered the three months off if they agree to a 20% pay cut. | Now employees have been offered the three months off if they agree to a 20% pay cut. |
Tata, which owns the company, said it was a voluntary scheme. Last week Jaguar Land Rover confirmed proposals to shed 198 jobs. | Tata, which owns the company, said it was a voluntary scheme. Last week Jaguar Land Rover confirmed proposals to shed 198 jobs. |
A spokesman said the offer of leave was an "innovative approach to current trading conditions". | |
He said: "At this stage it's not clear what level of uptake we'll have, but what we are aiming to do is match production and staffing levels to meet current demand." |
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