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Carmaker Dacia, Unionists Agree On Pay Rise
Unionists of Romanian carmaker Dacia and the management of the company Tuesday agreed to a 6% increase of the wage fund starting May 2013.
Renault Threatens To Move Most Of Dacia’s Production To Morocco If Wage Costs In Romania Rise
If the current conflict between some of Dacia’s employees and the management on the new collective labor agreement drags on, things could “take a dangerous turn for the [Romanian] Mioveni pl...
Dacia And Ford Drive Romania's Exports Up 10% in February
Exports rose 10% in February 2013 against the same month of the previous year, driven mainly by the auto sector, more specifically the contribution of Ford, which was nonexistent in the firs...
Dacia’s Market Share In Great Britain At 0.33% In 1Q
Romanian carmaker Dacia secured a 0.33% market share after its first quarter in Great Britain, due to 1,978 new car registrations on the British market in the mentioned period, according to...
Carmaker Dacia Notches Up Record Export Shipment
Carmaker Dacia on Friday exported its biggest single shipment of vehicles, namely, 6,000 cars made at its plant in Mioveni, southern Romania.
Average Wage At Renault’s Plant In Morocco 50% Lower Than That At Dacia
The average net wage at Renault’s plant in Tangier (Morocco) is 50% lower than that at its Romanian plant in Mioveni, French group representatives said Thursday.
Dacia Car Registrations In Germany Down 2.3% In 1Q, To 673,957 Units
Registrations of new Dacia cars in Germany fell 2.3% to 9,974 units on the year in the first quarter of 2013, while the German car market shrank 12.9% to 673,957 units, German car registrati...
Dacia Sees Highest Car Registration Increase In France In 1Q, Of 24.5%
Romanian carmaker Dacia’s new car registrations in France surged to 22,598 units in the first quarter of 2013, up 24.5% compared with the similar interval a year ago, according to the French...
Romanian Dacia Employees Continue Protests
Part of the employees with Romanian carmaker Dacia, owned by French Renault, continue protests for the second day in a row over wage demands.