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Wednesday, 5 October 2016 - 07:33

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Tata Steel workers get job guarantee

Tata Steel and the unions made an agreement on a job guarantee scheme for workers at the factory in IJmuiden, the unions announced on Tuesday, ANP reports. There will be no compulsory redundancies at Tata Steel Netherlands for a period of five years. Employees who become redundant can be internally redeployed for a period of 21 months. This becomes a permanent position after two months of good performance. Negotiations between Tata Steel and the unions started in February. The unions are concerned that a potential merger between Tata and Germany's ThyssenKrupp will come at the expense of thousands of jobs.

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