Business and Financial Review • Apr 15, 2009
Business and Financial Review
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Tikkurila has concluded its co-determination negotiations in Finland. The outcome of the negotiations will see a personnel reduction at the Vantaa site of 163, with 13 employees being made redundant. The majority of personnel reductions will be achieved by the non-renewal of temporary employment contracts and by means of pension arrangements and a voluntary package offered to personnel. When the co-determination negotiations were launched, it was estimated that the savings program, involving the entire Tikkurila Group, might lead to a reduction of approximately 200 persons in Finland.
During the negotiations, an agreement was reached on a support package to be offered to all personnel to be made redundant. The additional benefits included in the support package aim at fast and effective re-employment. Key elements of the support package include a career service to facilitate re-employment, setting up a training and education fund for retraining and re-employment, various pension arrangements, and financial support to employees to be made redundant.
Kemira Oyj Päivi Antola, Senior Manager, IR and Financial Communications
Tikkurila Group
Eero Katajavuori, Group Vice President, Human Resources & Legal Tel. +358 9 8577 2853
Erkki Järvinen, President & CEO Tel. +358 9 8577 2260
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