Renault-Nissan factory in India to be audited after Covid-19-related complaint
Nissan, which owns a majority stake in the plant, has denied workers’ allegations of not adequately sticking to safety protocols
31 May 2021 - 17:55
Chennai — An Indian court on Monday ordered officials to inspect coronavirus-related safety protocols at Renault-Nissan’s Tamil Nadu car plant, where workers are on strike over allegations that social distancing rules are not being followed.
Workers at the southern Indian factory, jointly owned by Renault and alliance partner Nissan Motor, did not report for duty on Monday over Covid-19-related safety concerns, the workers’ union said...
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