workers approved the plan

MSC’s takeover of Wärtsila site in Trieste to start next month

Archival image: © Unione Sindacale di Base

MSC is taking over a site near the port of Trieste, formerly used by Wärtsila, which will be reconverted into a rail freight wagons and bogies manufacturing plant. The 261 employees who will be transferred from Wärtsila to MSC recently approved the transitional plan. Now, the finalisation of the agreement is expected for tomorrow at the Italian Ministry of Made in Italy, where all the parties involved will meet.

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workers approved the plan

MSC’s takeover of Wärtsila site in Trieste to start next month

Archival image: © Unione Sindacale di Base

MSC is taking over a site near the port of Trieste, formerly used by Wärtsila, which will be reconverted into a rail freight wagons and bogies manufacturing plant. The 261 employees who will be transferred from Wärtsila to MSC recently approved the transitional plan. Now, the finalisation of the agreement is expected for tomorrow at the Italian Ministry of Made in Italy, where all the parties involved will meet.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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Related posts

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After an already planned rise in track access charges (TAC), much verbal protesting from the sector and a lawsuit against the pricing system, it seems…
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Lineas, one of the largest private rail freight operators in Europe, has published a memorandum with five “actions” to increase competition with state-owned entities. In…
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France’s state-owned SNCF Group posted solid growth from rail freight in the first half of 2024 despite the discontinuity measures imposed on Fret SNCF, its…

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