Toyota violates the Subcontract Act and is being coerced by 50 mold storage companies to be certified by the Public Commission - Report
June 30, 2024 8:52 JST
The Yomiuri Shimbun reported on the 30th that the Fair Trade Commission has recently certified violations of the Subcontract Law (prohibition of requests for provision of profits, etc.) by Toyota Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing Companies and has solidified a policy to make recommendations requesting prevention of recurrence.
The Yomiuri Shimbun reported on the 30th that the Fair Trade Commission has recently certified violations of the Subcontract Law (prohibition of requests for provision of profits, etc.) by Toyota Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing Companies and has solidified a policy to make recommendations requesting prevention of recurrence.
What the Public Commission makes recommendations is the Toyota subsidiary “Toyota Customizing & Development”
According to the person concerned, about 50 subcontractors nationwide were made to store the molds necessary for mass production of automobile parts free of charge for a long period of time
The contractor is responsible for warehouse fees etc. for mold storage, etc., and there is a possibility that the total amount of damage will rise to 100 million units
According to the person concerned, about 50 subcontractors nationwide were made to store the molds necessary for mass production of automobile parts free of charge for a long period of time
The contractor is responsible for warehouse fees etc. for mold storage, etc., and there is a possibility that the total amount of damage will rise to 100 million units
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よろぴこ : Recently, the temperament of laid-back workers in the automobile industry has come to light, and this has always been the case. It is too late to be viewed as a problem now.
湯川学 : change now? It's like that. there's no place that isn't fraudulent, but if you do it properly, it will collapse