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Renault Nissan employees raise concern over Voluntary Separation Scheme

According to a settlement between the firm and RNITS, the company should discuss with the union before taking a call on any such separation or retirement schemes, the employees argue

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Gireesh Babu Chennai
Employees of the Renault Nissan Alliance India in Tamil Nadu’s Oragadam are concerned about the company’s voluntary separation scheme (VSS).
 
The company announced the scheme opening from September 7 for all the technical cadre employees at the manufacturing facility. But the early-bird offer is yet to find takers. The workers may consider exploring legal options if the firm chooses pressure tactics to get a better response, said sources from the factory.
 
According to a settlement between the firm and the Renault Nissan India Thozhilalar Sangam (RNITS) in 2016, which is valid up to 2019, the company should discuss

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