BayWa r.e. France plans to cut 19 jobs amid difficult market
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The company BayWa r.e. France, which specialises in renewable energy, is considering reducing its workforce. According to information published by energynews.pro, the group intends to go from 218 to 199 positions. This announcement therefore concerns 19 jobs in France.
Management explains this decision by the tougher conditions in the French market. Economic conditions have become more difficult for players in the renewable energy sector, which is prompting the company to review its organisation. To respond to this situation, BayWa r.e. France is presenting a reorganisation project based on two Business Units, that is to say two major divisions of activity.
This reorganisation project still has to be presented and discussed before being implemented. Details concerning the functions affected by the reduction in positions and the implementation timetable are not specified in the information available at this stage.
This announcement illustrates the difficulties that the renewable energy sector may face in France. It also shows that companies sometimes have to adapt their structure to cope with changes in the market.
Sources: energynews.pro
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