Nokia zatvara Fabriku u Nemackoj a otvara u Romaniji

razlog je to da ne moze biti konkurentna Nokia na trzistu zbog Mnogo skuplje Plate za Rabotnici u Nemackoj a sa to sto ce u Romaniji otvoriti placace Rabotnike duplo manje i sa tim imace Nokia Pojeftine Telefone da bi bio konkurentni na trzistu


Izvor ...Cuo sam na Dnevnik na TV    ako neko ima vise informacije moze da doda ovde


Ja Predlazem na Nokia da otvori Fabriku u Makedoniji placace radnike po 200eura i bice naj konkurentnija na trzistu garantiram a mi cemo imati jeftinije Telefone Symbian 

Ma nek otvori fabriku u Srbiji, ja prvi idem da radim, ne treba mi plata, samo telefon po izboru svakog meseca 

Kada se opamete nasi politicari imacemo prvenstvo pred rumunima i bugarima, ali...

Samo jos fali da krenete sa politikom... pa ce tema u djubre 

Imam dva drugara koji rade u fabrikama,jedan u nokiji drugi u eriksonu i uvek imaju neke cyber prototip modele koje testiraju, besplatno telefoniranje itd... Reko sto ja nenadje takav posao.........

Pa skupo im da rade tamo, jbg tamo treba da plate svabu nekih 800 evra dnevno a lepo mogu da odu u neke zemlje gde je jeftinija radna snaga i da plate do 500 jura

Kojih 800 evra dnevno,te plate nema ni u Nemačkoj,

Samo da potvrdim istinu

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Nokia closes factory in Bochum, Germany!?

Nokia, the worldwide leading enterprise for mobile phones, announced on January 15th, 2008, to close down its single German factory and to move Hungary and Rumania, leaving 2300 workers behind.

Due to financial reasons, Nokia decided to end producing mobile phones in Germany and to move to a country where labour is significantly cheaper than in Europe's strongest economic power.

In the future, the production will be continued in Hungary and Rumania, where labour costs are 80-90% lower than in Germany.

As Nokia claims, this step was inevitable to remain competitive, as Bochum, where the factory is located, has always been a very expensive production site, even more expensive than in Finland.

In mid 2008, there will be no production of Nokia mobile phones in Germany anymore.

Nevertheless, things a more complicated than obvious at first sight. Since 1995, Nokia received approximately 85 million Euros as subsidies to invest into Bochum's factory.

Furthermore, although labour costs in Germany are indeed very high, they only cover 5% of the overall production costs. This is not only an economic fauxpas; they even leave 2300 workers behind, jobless of course.

It is a sad but true fact that Nokia acted selfish and inhuman, but they stick to their plans. Due to this, not only German government is now investigating, for example whether the provided subsidies were used adequately, even many German citizens have started to boycott Nokia's products.

In the future, when buying a mobile phone, you should always keep in mind the catastrophic consequences Nokia created for the thousands of unemployed workers they leave behind.

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