New Collective Vacation Periods Announced By Volkswagen At Its Factory In Taubaté, São Paulo State

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 30/06/2021 at 14:56

Updated on 30/06/2021 at 18:16

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Starting on July 12, Volkswagen’s Factory in Taubaté, in the Interior of São Paulo, Will Again Have Collective Vacations for 20 Days

The Volkswagen factory in Taubaté, in the interior of the state of São Paulo, will have collective vacations starting on July 12, for 20 days. The new production interruption period occurs due to the lack of semiconductors and airbag modules for vehicle assembly. The automaker informed Sindmetau (Union of Metalworkers of Taubaté and Region) on Friday (06/25) about the new production halt. See also: Even Focusing on Electric Cars, Volkswagen Claims That “Robot-Driven” Cars Will Be the Future of the Automotive Industry

Collective Vacations for Workers at Volkswagen’s Unit in São Paulo

This will be the second vacation period due to the lack of components for about 2,000 workers from two shifts, with the first being from June 7 to 16. In Taubaté, Volkswagen produces the Gol and Voyage vehicles. The factory is also being prepared for a new product cycle with the implementation of the MQB platform.

Sindmetau (Union of Metalworkers of Taubaté and Region) will monitor the situation regarding the shortage of inputs. According to Volkswagen, the possibility of extending the 20 days of collective vacations for an additional ten days is under study.

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New Collective Vacation Periods Announced By Volkswagen At Its Factory In Taubaté, São Paulo State

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New Collective Vacation Periods Announced By Volkswagen At Its Factory In Taubaté, São Paulo State

Starting on July 12, Volkswagen’s Factory in Taubaté, in the Interior of São Paulo, Will Again Have Collective Vacations for 20 Days

Collective Vacations for Workers at Volkswagen’s Unit in São Paulo

The Automaker Announced That It Will Use Only Ethanol in Its Entire Brazilian Truck Fleet

See Also: Volkswagen Will Announce New Investments for Factories in the Country Later This Year in the Second Half

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