The head of the defense business of Airbus said he would start talks with labor ...
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“We will enter the first talks soon with the European works council,” Airbus Defence and Space chief Dirk Hoke told Reuters in an interview cleared for publication on Saturday, adding that negotiations would then take place at national level. The group has also taken a 1.2 billion euro charge on the worsening sales outlook, with a German ban on defense exports to Saudi Arabia causing Airbus Defence and Space to lose a promising potential customer, said Hoke.
“The works councils know that I will fight to keep every job I can. We won’t come with disproportionate numbers,” Hoke said.
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