The company’s first factory, Wiring Systems Division, was opened in Arad in 2000. In 2002, the factory in Bistrita was opened, followed by the one in Pitesti 3 years later. The group also opened “satellite factories” in Beiuş, Luduş, Marghita and Bumbeşti-Jiu.
♦ At least three massive recruitment notices, 500 people, have been posted since the beginning of the year by the Leoni group on the websites of the county employment agencies in Bistriţa and Argeș ♦ The closure of the factory in Luduş, Mureş county, ten years after it was inaugurated, thus comes as a blow to more than 200 employees.
The Leoni Group, which produces wiring harnesses for the automotive industry and has 12,000 employees in several factories in the country, announced that it will close the factory in Luduş, Mureş County, where 200 people work who can avoid losing their jobs if they choose to relocate to Arad or Bistrita-Năsăud, where the factories need employees.
Wages in the production of cables for the automotive industry are among the lowest in the industry, with employees receiving in many factories the minimum wage in the economy, to which the employer adds meal vouchers and possible bonuses.
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