Unite national officer Vernon Robson said: “There is no decision on a ballot yet. There is a chapel meeting next Wednesday. The redundancy terms are all we’ve been talking about.”
This follows Polestar’s announcement that it is planning to make 33 staff redundant at the Worcestershire plant in a bid to cut capacity.
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