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Tata Motors floats VRS scheme to rein in fixed costs; its third in 4 years

The scheme announced on Friday is applicable to all the permanent employees and those employed at the plants

Brokerages slashed price targets on Tata Motors after the company reported biggest loss in India’s corporate history. The consensus 12-month price target for the stock is down to Rs 215 from Rs 252 earlier this month. Some brokerages have cut the tar
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The scheme is open till 9 January, said those aware of the development.

Shally Seth Mohile Mumbai
Tata Motors has floated a voluntary retirement scheme in its bid to rein in fixed costs and implement the turnaround plans effectively, according to people aware of the development. This is the third time in four years that the Tata group flagship is floating a VRS.

The scheme announced on Friday is applicable to all the permanent employees and those employed at the plants, as per a communiqué reviewed by Business Standard.  

“Tata Motors continues to implement its turnaround plans effectively. Towards this, we are also reviewing cost structures proactively while ensuring that our commitment towards employee welfare and well being remains