Workers threaten explosive response
Jul. 13 - Workers at a car parts plant in central France say they will destroy the factory if their demands for compensation over job losses are not met by the end of the month.
Peter Parker reports.
More than two and half million people are now out of work in France. But workers at the New Fabris car parts plant aren't going quietly.In fact, they're threatening to go out with a bang, if their demands for compensation aren't met. Parts of the plant have been rigged with gas canisters. And employees union representative Daniel Thebault says some machinery at the plant has already been torched.(SOUNDBITE)
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