Stellantis has offered its French workers a 5.3% pay rise, though unions have mostly called for an increase of 7.3%-8.5%, Reuters’ Gilles Guillaume reports. Five unions are taking part in the wage talks, the report notes. "We negotiated in a constructive manner to arrive at a balanced proposal that responds to the expectations of employees while safeguarding the performance of our sites in France," Bruno Bertin, director of human resources for Stellantis in France, said. Reference Link
Published first on TheFly
See Insiders’ Hot Stocks on TipRanks >>
Read More on STLA:
- Stellantis, Qinomic team to develop electric retrofitting of commercial vehicles
- Stellantis and Qinomic Team Up to Develop Electric Retrofitting of Light Commercial Vehicles
- Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares Delivers CES 2023 Keynote Address With Ram and Peugeot Unveiling New Concepts
- Rio Tinto added to ‘Franchise Picks’ list at Jefferies
- Stellantis, Banco Santander to reorganize automotive financing partnership