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Nissan to lay off 3,000 plant workers in Spain

One of Nissan's Spanish plants is in Barcelona is a key production base for the Japanese automaker and manufactures commercial vehicles. (AFP)
One of Nissan's Spanish plants is in Barcelona is a key production base for the Japanese automaker and manufactures commercial vehicles. (AFP)
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22 Mar 2020 02:03:59 GMT9
22 Mar 2020 02:03:59 GMT9

TOKYO: Nissan Motor Co. has decided to temporarily lay off 3,000 plant workers in Spain, where the novel coronavirus is raging, it was learned Sunday.

One of Nissan's Spanish plants is in Barcelona is a key production base for the Japanese automaker and manufactures commercial vehicles.

Its operations have been suspended since March 13 because of difficulty in procuring components due to the COVID-19 crisis.

The layoff is a result of what is beyond Nissan's control, a company official said.

JIJI Press

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