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Mercedes-Benz SA considers cutting 700 jobs on back of struggling economy, portsBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor AUTO INDUSTRY Mercedes-Benz South Africa (MBSA) says it will move from three shifts a day at its East London plant to two shifts, in a move that could potentially cut 700 jobs. MBSA assembles the C-Class for the local and export markets, with more than 90% of production exported. Production reached just over 88 000 units last year.
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