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Tuesday 04 August 2009 8:00 pm

WINDS OF CHANGE

By: admindrupal

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WIND turbine maker Vestas yesterday won a re-possession order to remove workers staging a sit-in at the company’s British turbine blades factory on the Isle of Wight. Eleven workers have occupied the building for two weeks in protest at the proposed closure of the plant, with the possible loss of 625 jobs. The Danish company said it was in no hurry to force the eviction following the court order.

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