Yazaki moves ahead with collective redundancy in Ovar, making 163 employees redundant
Less than a year after making more than 300 employees redundant, Yazaki's factory in Ovar has reduced staff again: the Japanese company has initiated a collective redundancy affecting 163 employees.
Without raw materials and with unpaid wages: Sicasal declared insolvent, 260 workers at risk
Sicasal has been declared insolvent by the court, putting 260 jobs at risk. Some workers have not been paid since November.
Without raw materials and with overdue wages: Sicasal declared insolvent
Sicasal has been declared insolvent by the court, putting 260 jobs at risk. Some employees have not been paid since November.
Sicasal declared insolvent
The insolvency administrator says Sicasal's production is halted, but there is an intention to present a recovery plan to reactivate it. The company employs 260 workers.
Analysis finds that changing contract duration could leave 13,000 workers a year off the payroll
The estimate is included in “Panorama 2026”, the new annual publication of ISCTE's Institute for Public and Social Policies.
Pastry shop in Matosinhos closes without prior notice, leaving 15 workers unemployed
The Northern Hospitality Union has already filed a criminal complaint.
Former Autoeuropa Supplier Closes Factory in Palmela. "May it be just a 'see you soon'"
Vanpro, a supplier to Autoeuropa for three decades, has ceased industrial operations after the German group's company chose another supplier for the seats of the new Volkswagen hybrid car earlier this year. “Today we close the story of Vanpro, located in the Autoeuropa Industrial Park, in the heart of the automotive sector,” ...
Valérius Group initiates collective redundancy at Dielmar
Around 210 workers remained after Dielmar was taken over by Valérius following an insolvency process. Of these, only 122 employees are left. Valérius is now proceeding with a collective redundancy.
AI leads Allianz Partners to lay off up to 1,800 in Europe while reinforcing in Portugal
Allianz Partners, a company of the German group that provides assistance, automotive, and health insurance, plans to eliminate between 1,500 and 1,800 jobs in Europe over the next 12 to 18 months, mainly in call centre and telephone support roles, Reuters revealed. The official reason is the increasing adoption of ...
