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General Steel home appliance factory in Iran on verge of closure
PMOI, 7/28/2012
With more and more production units closing down across Iran every day, the General Steel Factory is on the verge of closure due to the regime’s economic crisis. This is one of Iran’s largest home appliance factories.
A state-run media outlet wrote the trend of production units shutting down across the country has reached the large and experienced company of Iran Pouya (former General Steel) which makes refrigerators. This issue has led to many workers of this factory to be laid off. The Iran Pouya company, being one of the country’s oldest industrial companies, is on the verge of closure while it was once considered one of the main companies in all of the Middle East.
“A number of Iran Pouya Company workers have not received their salaries for the past two months,” a worker said, “and the insurance fees of a number of the workers have not been paid for the past four months by the company managers.”
http://www.mojahedin.org/pagesen/detailsNews.aspx?newsid=19336
With more and more production units closing down across Iran every day, the General Steel Factory is on the verge of closure due to the regime’s economic crisis. This is one of Iran’s largest home appliance factories.
A state-run media outlet wrote the trend of production units shutting down across the country has reached the large and experienced company of Iran Pouya (former General Steel) which makes refrigerators. This issue has led to many workers of this factory to be laid off. The Iran Pouya company, being one of the country’s oldest industrial companies, is on the verge of closure while it was once considered one of the main companies in all of the Middle East.
“A number of Iran Pouya Company workers have not received their salaries for the past two months,” a worker said, “and the insurance fees of a number of the workers have not been paid for the past four months by the company managers.”
http://www.mojahedin.org/pagesen/detailsNews.aspx?newsid=19336
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