Nissan Motor Co. is looking to cut over 20,000 jobs, about 15 percent of its global workforce, as part of a restructuring plan due to slumping sales amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, sources close to the matter said Friday.Japan's third-largest automaker by volume is considering labor reductions in Europe and some emerging economies as well as the realignment of output bases in Japan, as it seeks to streamline production operations to restore its battered business, the sources said.It would be Nissan's most drastic job reduction since 1999, when Carlos Ghosn, a long-time boss who was arr…READ FULL ARTICLE
