The
revelation
comes
just
a
few
weeks
after
Isofoton
began
selling
modules
produced
at
its
new
factory
in
the
US
state
of
Ohio.
The
divergence
between
Isofoton’s
squeeze
on
its
European
workforce
and
expansion
in
the
US
underscores
the
rapidly-evolving
demand
landscape
for
the
solar
industry,
and
the
continued
challenges
surviving
European
players
face
in
dealing
with
uncompetitive
legacy
factories.
Isofoton
is
evaluating
a
number
of
options
for
its
Malaga
site,
including
salary
reductions.
The
company’s
Malaga
workforce
has
been
on
strike
in
recent
weeks
over
allegedly
delayed
salary
payments,
though…
