General Electric to cut 4,500 jobs in Europe
[PARIS] US firm General Electric will cut 4,500 jobs across Europe after reviewing assets it purchased from France's Alstom in 2015, French newspaper Les Echos said on Tuesday.
Citing a union source, the report said the cuts would take place in Switzerland, Germany and Britain.
GE said in a statement it was "reviewing its operations to ensure the business is best positioned to respond to our market realities and for long-term success."
It did not mention any job losses, but said it had put forward a proposal to the European body representing legacy Alstom employees.
REUTERS
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