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Workers at the Continental plant in Karben, Germany, are being asked to vote on a new “social contract,” after having rejected an earlier contract in May. The new plan just means closing the plant in stages.
From TriEyeMay 19 2021 Israeli startup TriEye, developer of the world’s first mass-market Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) sensor, announces today its collaboration with Continental Engineering Services (CES), one of the leading engineering and production partners for automotive and industry customers. This collaboration will focus on the implementation of SWIR imaging systems in Driver Monitoring Systems. TriEye’s sensing solution proves effective in challenging visibility conditions, such as high-glare from the sun, shade patterns from the surroundings, or approaching vehicle headlights - det...
/PRNewswire/ -- Israeli startup TriEye, developer of the world's first mass-market Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) sensor, announces today its collaboration with...
Continental: Massive cutbacks with the help of the trade unions Protest against the closure of the Continental plant in Karben, Hesse, 15 April 2021 (Photo WSWS) What the IG Metall and IG BCE unions, as well as the media, are praising as a “solid negotiation result” and a “great success” is the sealing of a long-planned attack. To save at least €1 billion a year, 30,000 jobs will be eliminated throughout the company and in Germany alone 13,000 jobs will be cut. Several plants are to be closed and the closures will only be delayed for a short time. The closure of the tyre manufacturi...
Lichfield Live Open Search Fradley company thanked for “extraordinary” donation of laptops to campaign helping children home learning across Lichfield and Burntwood Share this: A Fradley company has been thanked for an “extraordinary” donation to a campaign to provide computer equipment to children learning at home across Lichfield and Burntwood. Cllr Doug Pullen (right) receiving the laptops from Continental Engineering Services’ Steve Rennals The initiative was launched by Lichfield District Council leader Cllr Doug Pullen in response to the coronavirus lockdown which ha...