Audi's decision to close its Brussels factory follows a series of production failures with the Q8 E-Tron, which did not meet market expectations. Protesters demonstrated outside the plant, highlighting worker anxiety about job losses as attempts to sell the plant fell through amid rising competition and declining EV demand. Unions are discussing alternative strategies to maintain profitability without resorting to such significant workforce reductions.
The protest at Audi's Brussels factory escalated last week, with workers expressing their frustrations through demonstrations and even breaking into the facility. Union representatives were negotiating with company officials about potential solutions for the plant's future, but tensions rose as the realities of the closure began to set in among employees. This unrest underscores the deep concerns workers have regarding the uncertainty of their jobs in the face of corporate restructuring.
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