Ailing Nissan Motor Co. is considering paying the equivalent of four to five years of salary as compensation to employees at its Oppama plant near Tokyo, which is set to end vehicle output, if they agree to transfer to a subsidiary in southwestern Japan, sources close to the matter said Wednesday.Nissan proposed the lump-sum offer to its labor union last month after announcing in July that vehicle production at the Oppama plant in Kanagawa Prefecture will cease in 2028 and be transferred to Nissan Motor Kyushu Co. in Fukuoka Prefecture as part of its business overhaul.The Yokohama-headquart…READ FULL ARTICLE
