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It is denied by Ferrari that it has been affected by the current global financial downturn, although it is in the process of laying off this week alone about 10 percent of its workers. The international sales of the Italian supercar manufacturer have plummeted from an estimated 600 a month to just 92 vehicles by the end of November and currently Ferrari is bargaining with Italy’s trade unions to reduce surplus road-car production employees.Ferrari has acknowledged that it could lay off as many as 300 people this Friday at the earliest. It will also close down its Maranello manufacturing plant for a record 20 days over Christmas, which sources claim is for the purpose of avoiding the stockpiling vehicles which may reach uncontrollable proportions. Ferrari won its 16th F1 World Constructor’s Championship the previous month and still brags of a two-year waiting list on its pricey, limited road cars, however sources have pointed out that there are stockpiling happening in some of its distributors around the world, most especially in the United Kingdom. [source] Add your comment:
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