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Protest Disrupts Production at Dacia's Romania Plant
Several hundred workers walked off the job on Wednesday at an assembly plant in Mioveni, Romania, operated by Renault SA's Dacia unit over a pay dispute.
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Several hundred workers walked off the job on Wednesday at an assembly plant in Mioveni, Romania, operated by Renault SA's Dacia unit over a pay dispute.
The company began negotiating a new contract with Romanian unions last month. Local news reports say hourly employees sought a 25% pay increase, but Dacia is offering only 5%.
Mioveni is the main production base for Renault's budget brand.
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