<p>French auto giant Renault plans to cut around 15,000 jobs worldwide, including 4,600 in France, as part of a two billion euro cost-cutting plan over three years, sources said Thursday.</p>.<p>The plan, which is set to be announced publicly on Friday, was explained to unions by the company on Thursday evening, multiple sources with knowledge of the matter told AFP.</p>.<p>The company hopes to bring about the job cuts without redundancies through voluntary departures, internal mobility measures and retraining, the sources added.</p>
<p>French auto giant Renault plans to cut around 15,000 jobs worldwide, including 4,600 in France, as part of a two billion euro cost-cutting plan over three years, sources said Thursday.</p>.<p>The plan, which is set to be announced publicly on Friday, was explained to unions by the company on Thursday evening, multiple sources with knowledge of the matter told AFP.</p>.<p>The company hopes to bring about the job cuts without redundancies through voluntary departures, internal mobility measures and retraining, the sources added.</p>