Nissan plans massive job cuts

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Nissan Motor Co plans to cut no less than 20,000 jobs and close more than one assembly plant in effort to improve its bottomline. The planned move represents the biggest downsizing of employees and production levels in the history of Japan's auto industry. The biggest impact will be felt in Tokyo, Japan, where a majority of the automaker's more than 14,000 employees reside and seven of its assembly plants are located. Aside from improving profits, the Nissan Revival Plan seeks to speed up the development of new cars in the pipeline and add several models to its brand.

Labor force information

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Retooling Nissan

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Nissan Motor Company Ltd officials will implement a survival plan to revive the financially-strapped car manufacturer. Dubbed the Nissan Revival Plan, it calls for the removal of 21,500 jobs and the closure of five of the carmaker's facilities in Japan. The plan would also overhaul faulty business practices in the Japan-based firm to increase efficiency at all levels. Nissan expects the move to cause concerns in all sectors but its COO, Carlos Ghosn, is determined to institute the plan for the firm to bvecome a viable global player in the auto industry.

Production management

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Fiat deal continues GM's auto-partnership trend

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General Motors Corp's (GM) partnership with Fiat Auto SpA of Italy is viewed as another of the world's top automaker's strategic move. GM has been establishing strategic alliances and partnerships with a number of the world's carmakers for the past 30 years but has acquired only one, Saab of Sweden. Some of GM's industry partners include Suzuki, Isuzu, Fuji Heavy Industries, Daewoo, Honda and Toyota.

Italy, Alliances, partnerships

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