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Posted on April 23, 2025
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Add as preferred source on GoogleMeyer Burger cuts hours for 300 workers at its German plant due to material bottlenecks, with similar adjustments at its Arizona facility.
BERLIN (Reuters) - Swiss solar panel maker Meyer Burger will cut hours for some 300 employees at its plant in Germany starting on May 1 due to temporary material bottlenecks, it said on Wednesday.
Short-time work measures for employees working in its full-time operation producing high-performance solar cells were being introduced to save costs in the short term, said Meyer Burger.
The bottlenecks have also led to adjustments at its U.S. facility in Arizona, where technical work at the plant now alternates daily with the production of solar modules, it said.
(Writing by Miranda Murray; Editing by Christian Schmollinger)
The main topic is Meyer Burger's reduction of worker hours at its German plant due to material bottlenecks.
Meyer Burger is cutting hours due to temporary material bottlenecks affecting production.
The Arizona facility is alternating technical work with production due to similar bottlenecks.
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