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Meeting due on factory's future Factory workers wait for job news
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A meeting will take place in Paris later to decide the future of more than 100 workers in Londonderry. More than a hundred workers at a car parts factory in Campsie are still waiting to hear if they are to lose their jobs.
Employees from the Calcast plant at Campsie, which makes cylinder heads for cars, fear they may lose their jobs. Talks took place in Paris on Friday about the future of the Calcast plant, which makes cylinder heads for cars.
Philip Oakes from the trade union Unite said some employees were told they were not required this weekend which he described as "a worrying sign". Workers who were due to prepare the factory for production on Monday have been told not to come in.
Philip Oakes from the trade union Unite said this was "a worrying sign" for employees.
"We've got to try and come up with solutions to keep the plant open, but I'm not optimistic," he said."We've got to try and come up with solutions to keep the plant open, but I'm not optimistic," he said.
The plant has been focused on the manufacture of cylinder heads for the Ford Jeep Explorer.The plant has been focused on the manufacture of cylinder heads for the Ford Jeep Explorer.
Sales of such large vehicles have experienced a huge downturn worldwide in recent months.Sales of such large vehicles have experienced a huge downturn worldwide in recent months.