Strike by UPM Salaried Employees Ends
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HELSINKI, FINLAND—April 20, 2011—The salaried employees’ two-week strike, which started in UPM’s operations in Finland on April 6, ended at 6 a.m. Around 1,000 salaried employees working within production, supply chain, finance and HR participated in the strike.
“The cost impact of the strike was around 1 million euros, which is smaller than anticipated. Thanks to large special arrangements and the flexibility of other employees we managed to secure our customer deliveries and keep production lines running except one paper machine at our Tervasaari mill. Unfortunately, resulting from the strike, delays in UPM’s payment traffic will continue for weeks,” said Jyrki Ovaska, president of UPM’s Paper Business Group.
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