Atlas Copco sheds 163 jobs at Örebro factory
Swedish mining equipment manufacturer, Atlas Copco, has announced it will shed 163 jobs at its Örebro factory in response to weak global demand for mining equipment.
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Swedish mining equipment manufacturer, Atlas Copco, has announced it will shed 163 jobs at its Örebro factory in response to weak global demand for mining equipment.
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