2024-03-28 19:06:50
Prime Minister Alexander De Croo met on Thursday followingnoon with the CEO of Audi Brussels and representatives of the Audi group to discuss the future of the Forest site. This was reported by his office in the evening, following the company announced the reduction of its production and the elimination of all 371 temporary jobs from April 8.
Audi Brussels justified this decision by the limited demand for electric models. In the process, the socialist union FGTB-ABVV filed a strike notice.
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In February, Alexander De Croo announced to the Chamber the creation of a working group around Audi Brussels following the announcement that the new generation of the Q8 e-tron, a 100% electric luxury SUV model, would no longer be produced in the Forest factory from 2027.
This working group, which will include regional governments, will meet for the first time at the beginning of April, the Prime Minister said this Thursday. The first results are expected in May.
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