Competition Authority Launches Investigation Into Automotive Sector: 37 Companies Under Scrutiny.
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Economy - The Competition Board has launched an investigation into 37 companies and 2 associations of companies operating in the automotive parts industry on suspicion of practices restricting competition in the labor market.
The Competition Board has decided to launch an investigation into 37 companies and 2 associations of companies operating in the automotive parts industry on suspicion of violating competition rules in the labor market.
The Competition Authority has launched an investigation into 37 companies and 2 consortiums operating in the automotive parts industry. It is stated that there is serious and sufficient suspicion that the companies entered into "gentlemen's agreements" not to employ workers from each other, and that they shared sensitive information such as wages and working conditions.
The Competition Authority has launched an investigation into 37 companies and 2 sector organizations operating in the automotive parts industry. The investigation centers on whether the companies colluded to prevent each other from hiring their employees.
The Competition Authority has launched an investigation into numerous companies operating in the automotive parts industry on the grounds that they allegedly colluded to prevent employees from transferring to each other's companies.
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