LM Wind Power, the GE-owned wind turbine blade manufacturer, is seeking to reduce the size of its workforce in Denmark, citing challenging market conditions.
The company has not disclosed the total number of positions affected, though reports indicate that up to two-thirds of its 90-strong Danish workforce could be impacted.
“In light of market conditions, we presented a proposal to reduce the size of our LM Wind Power workforce in Denmark,” a company spokesperson said.
The spokesperson added that the proposal follows a wider consultation recently completed with the company’s European Works Council. Consultation with local employee representatives is ongoing, and no final decisions will be made until the process concludes.
“In the event that any job actions are taken following this consultation, we will provide appropriate support to any potentially impacted employees as together we navigate through this difficult time,” the spokesperson said.
LM Wind Power, a key supplier of wind turbine blades globally, said the proposed adjustments are aimed at aligning operations with current market dynamics.
