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Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) has announced it will close its packaging and warehousing centre at Karadoc, near Mildura, by June 2016. The company also plans to sell three wineries - two in Victoria and one in South Australia - as part of a major cost-cutting drive to save $50 million annually. More than 100 workers are employed at the Karadoc packaging centre, but Treasury has not confirmed the exact number of jobs that will be lost. Ben Davis, from the Australian Workers Union, said Treasury had previously assured the union the Karadoc facility would continue indefinitely and workers had been ambushed by the decision. Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Union says workers were 'ambushed' with job cut announcement(Deb O'Callaghan)"This has come as a complete shock to us and more importantly to our members and their families," Mr Davis said. In a statement to the Australian Stock Exchange, Treasury said it would move its packaging and warehousing to its Wolf Blass site in the South Australian Barossa, but wine processing operations would continue at Karadoc. As part of a company strategy to focus on fewer brands, Treasury also announced it would commence a sale process for Ryecroft winery in South Australia's McLaren Vale, T'Gallant, on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula and Baileys of Glenrowan, in Victoria's north-east. TWE's chief executive Michael Clarke said the changes demonstrated the company's commitment to cutting costs. "By continuing to reduce costs, and optimising the scale and efficiency of our supply chain networks in major production areas, TWE is well placed to pursue growth opportunities that exist for our wine brands in key markets around the world." Reaction to job lossesThe Federal Member for Mallee, Andrew Broad, said he was surprised and disappointed by the company's plans to cut jobs. Mr Broad said he would seek meetings with senior managers to find out why the cuts were needed. Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Federal Member for Mallee, Andrew Broad surprised by wine job announcement(Deb O'Callaghan)"Karadoc is a very efficient operation as it is," Mr Broad said "The people there are working very hard and I really am very surprised that they've made this announcement. "I know Treasury Wine Estates globally have been struggling, but the opportunities for Australian wine, and particularly the company, should be improving," he said. The Nationals' Member for Mildura Peter Crisp said the announcement came as a complete surprise. "There seems to be a lack of information about how many jobs will be lost, how many opportunities are there for retraining or relocating within the company and a whole lot of things that go with this that, unfortunately, we're a little bit too familiar with." Posted 31 Mar 2015Tue 31 Mar 2015 at 10:07pm, updated 1 Apr 2015Wed 1 Apr 2015 at 12:48am |
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