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JLR workers to vote on pay freeze and four-day week

About 12,000 workers at Jaguar Land Rover are set to vote on whether to accept a one-year pay freeze and a four-day week in return for no compulsory job losses for two years.Read

JLR workers to vote on freeze and 4-day week

ABOUT 12,000 workers at Jaguar Land Rover are set to vote on whether to accept a one-year pay freeze and a four-day week in return for no compulsory job losses for two years.Read

Jaguar Land Rover faces waiting game

JAGUAR Land Rover faces an increasingly frustrating waiting game as the Government pledge to help automotive firms tackle the worst recession for decades becomes mired in bureaucracy.Read

Unions at Jaguar Land Rover stave off job losses

UNIONS at crisis-hit Jaguar Land Rover have staved off the threat of compulsory job losses for two years after reaching a crucial framework agreement for a new round of cost-cutting.Read

Lord Mandelson still dithers on Jaguar cash

THE agony continued today for 16,000 Jaguar Land Rover workers after the Government refused to give any indication of when loans would be made available.Read

Save our car industry!

A TOP auto industry summit was today told of crisis-hit Jaguar Land Rover: If these plants go, they go forever.Read

Philip Hammond raps Mandelson plan for carmakers

CARMAKERS may have to adapt to a long-term fall in demand for luxury vehicles, a senior Conservative has warned following a visit to Jaguar Land Rover’s facilities in Coventry.Read

Union official Tony Woodley: £2.3bn not enough to save jobs

TENS of thousands of car workers’ jobs will be lost unless the Government comes up with an “immediate” cash injection, the UK’s most powerful union official warned today.Read

Summit on £2.3bn car cash boost

BUSINESS Secretary Lord Mandelson was today in crucial talks with the car sector over the Government’s £2.3 billion package of support – with bosses at Jaguar Land Rover still pressing for an emergency £1 billion loan.Read

Live blog on Peter Mandelson announcement

BUSINESS Secretary Peter Mandelson is to announce a package of measures to help Britain's struggling car industry, Prime Minister Gordon Brown's spokesman said.Read

Gordon Brown will not let automotive industry die

DOWNING Street insisted Gordon Brown would not let Britain’s automotive industry die, as carmakers prepared for a summit with Business Secretary Lord Mandelson.Read

Jaguar pressing ahead with new saloon car

THE new XJ flagship saloon car, due to be unveiled by Jaguar later this year, will leave rivals “with all the appeal of yesterday’s cold potatoes”, one of the company’s top executives has claimed.Read

City to stage auto summit

LEADING figures from business, politics and the unions will attend a summit in Birmingham to pile pressure on the government to step in and help the ailing car industry.Read

Jaguar Land Rover supplier Continental Automotive to cut jobs

ANOTHER Jaguar Land Rover supplier has announced it will be cutting jobs in the Midlands, as an car industry insider warned the supply chain as a whole could be under risk.Read

Jaguar Land Rover academy shows faith in the future

CRISIS-hit Jaguar Land Rover has unveiled a state-of-the-art academy to train technicians and apprentices.Read

Jaguar Land Rover workers have two weeks to decide on pay freeze

JAGUAR Land Rover workers have been given just two weeks to decide whether to accept a pay freeze and other cutbacks – or risk the loss of up to 1,800 jobs.Read

1,800 jobs under threat at Jaguar Land Rover

UP to 1,800 production jobs are under threat at Jaguar Land Rover if workers do not agree to a pay freeze and a major new round of cutbacks, it was revealed today.Read

‘Green’ work can save JLR

JAGUAR Land Rover’s work in environmentally friendly technology may ultimately be its saviour.Read

Anxious JLR workers tell of their fears for future of car giant

Jaguar and Land Rover workers spoke of their dejection, fear and frustration as the crisis over the future of their company deepens.Read

A call to Government to clarify position on JLR

OPPOSITION MPs have demanded the Government explain why it is taking so long to make a decision about support for Jaguar Land Rover.Read