- Reuters
- Posted on: 18th Jan 2019 09:20:10 GMT +0300
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The automaker said it was cutting production shifts of Nissan Vans to one from two, and Frontier and Titan pickup trucks to two shifts from three. Brockman said that while the affected direct Nissan employees on those shifts will be reassigned to other areas of the plant, some associates will remain unassigned. “Nissan is adjusting production capacity at its Canton manufacturing facility to match market demand and maintain healthy inventory levels,” the spokesman added. The Associated Press had reported the news earlier in the day. Nissan last month announced plans to lay off about 1,000 workers at two factories in Mexico.SEE ALSO :Pham appointed diplomat for Africa’s Great Lakes Region



