Saab: salaries have not been paid and one of its unions wants to "take action" tomorrow
Saab now faces a request from one of its unions to lift the protection of administrator Guy Lofalk, since salaries should have been paid last Friday.

Saab (or rather, the Chinese) should have paid salaries last Friday, which has not happened amid the widespread silence of the Swedish company. Today one of its unions has threatened to “take action” tomorrow if Saab does not pay salaries.
To make clear what the situation is now, let’s explain the term “take action”: the legal representative of Saab’s middle and executive-level workers’ union will ask Guy Lofalk tomorrow to lift the government shield that protects the brand.
With Christmas so close on the calendar, the mood of employees waiting for their salaries will boil over. Reportedly the Chinese had committed their help to pay the salaries, something that has never arrived to this day.
Source | Just Auto
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