Toyota plea to staff

Toyota Australia has followed Holden by asking employees to compromise on workplace terms in an effort to cut costs. The Japanese-owned car maker will not ask staff to take a pay cut, but instead give up "outdated" workplace practices as it aims to shave $3800 off the price of building its Camry sedan by 2018.

By InvestSMART · 1 Nov 2013

By InvestSMART ·
1 Nov 2013

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Toyota Australia has followed Holden by asking employees to compromise on workplace terms in an effort to cut costs. The Japanese-owned car maker will not ask staff to take a pay cut, but instead give up "outdated" workplace practices as it aims to shave $3800 off the price of building its Camry sedan by 2018.

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