Nissan Delays Wage Talks With U.K. Workers on Brexit Uncertainty
- Japanese automaker will commence talks with staff in 2019
- Company seeks ‘better clarity on the future business outlook’
An employee handles a side panel of an automobile on the production line at the Nissan Motor Co. production plant in Sunderland, U.K.
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Nissan Motor Co., which operates Britain’s largest car plant, has delayed the start of wage talks with its U.K. workers until the terms of Brexit have been settled and it has a fuller understanding of the impact on its business.
The Japanese automaker will start negotiations in 2019 “when we have better clarity on the future business outlook,” the company said Monday in a statement. Talks were originally scheduled to start during the fall.