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Italian automaker Fiat SpA, for one, is a major player now in Polish car production sector thanks to a state-of-the-art factory in the southern city of Tychy, which is the sole producer of the Fiat 500 compact.
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For instance, 5,500 high-cost employees in Fiat's Mirafiori plant in Italy produced 178,000 cars in 2009 versus 600,000 cars assembled by 6,100 lower-cost workers in Fiat's plant in Tychy, Poland.
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The move will have several implications for the Tychy plant:
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Other models produced at Tychy include the Fiat 500 and Ford Ka.
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The workers at Tychy fear that because the new Panda will not be produced there, production levels will fall and some workers will lose their jobs.
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Other models produced at Tychy include the Fiat 500 and Ford Ka.
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The move will have several implications for the Tychy plant:
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The Tychy plant should weather the loss of the Panda, but it is a serious warning for the Polish government either to redouble its efforts to attract foreign investors or be more careful to select those investors who are less prone to political pressure at home.
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Fiat's plan involves transferring production of the next version of the Panda to the plant from Tychy, Poland, where the current model is made.
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The workers at Tychy fear that because the new Panda will not be produced there, production levels will fall and some workers will lose their jobs.
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