It runs for Renault . The group Auto has more than tripled its net profit for 2014, bringing it to 1.89 billion euros. And immediate consequence: the company announced Thursday morning in a statement that it would recruit 1,000 people on permanent contracts in France in 2015. The new recruitments will take place Thursday “half in the factories, and the other half in other functions particularly engineering. “
The Paris Bourse enthusiastically welcomed these results, Renault shares surging over 7% soon after opening Thursday morning. “These appointments are good news for Renault in France. They show that our competitiveness efforts are bearing fruit,” assured CEO Carlos Ghosn said in a statement.
Renault was signed in March 2013, with unions agreed competitiveness under which it pledged to keep its factories in France, while employees were to make concessions on working hours and wages. “Congratulations to the employees and corporate partners! The competitiveness bears fruit agreement,” said Thursday the Minister of Economy, Emmanuel Macron, reacting to the announcement of hiring via Twitter.
Renault had welcomed a lower cost of labor in France as a result of this agreement Returning to produce vehicles with fewer employees. Until the end of the plan (2016), the group is not replaced 8,000 departures. Thursday, faced with financial analysts, Ghosn revealed that at the end of 2014, Renault was ahead of these departures goals.
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