Saab will have a telephone conference with its suppliers today at lunchtime, so says ttela.se.
The employees will be informed after lunch.
Looking at the order of the meetings, it looks like the employees will be informed about when production will be restarted.
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I really hope I get happy news when I come to work later.
Yes! Griffin Up! 🙂
I think it will be great news for the employees this afternoon.
First Jump and and then say Hop. This is how it should consider this news. There will be more hicups (not only in production) but final goal will be good.
Saab Up.
Spell check your editorial titles.
This is a proffessional sight with pretentions to journalism. it annoys me that you make the same mistakes I do and keep forgetting to proof read!!
Rant over-my apologies for being a grouch.
Back to the story…here’s hoping for some good news-though the suppliers will now have issues if Saab starts up given more than 50 of their workers have been let go-here’s hoping thay can be called back quickly so the flow of parts can start again!!
OFF TOPIC: Great to see Swade asking us saabers at inside saab about the priority changes required with colours or interior options close to 450 voters so far!!
Head over vote and enjoy the read:
http://inside.saab.com/
see I spelt site wrong!! wish thee was an edit button for us plebs 🙁
Toby,
sometimes I’m as blind as my proofreader.
Sorry. 🙁
It should read “employees” and not “emplyees” in the head
/ Dr Proof Reader 😉
Thank you.
I’ve checked the main text many times but not the title 🙁
And perhaps “lunch” should read “dinner”? 😉
@Ralph, I was just wondering…
When is lunch finished in Sweden?
They may eat fish with a lot of bones in them. Hopefully they will not end up as dead.
Not to mention ‘proffesional’