Leo Franco Holden will not be laying off staff after Holden brand axed

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February 21 2020 - 7:00am
NOT GOING ANYWHERE: Leo Franco Motors general manager Andrew Ross and owner Leo Franco said the dealership will not see any job losses as a result of the Holden brand axing. PHOTO: Calhan Behrendt
NOT GOING ANYWHERE: Leo Franco Motors general manager Andrew Ross and owner Leo Franco said the dealership will not see any job losses as a result of the Holden brand axing. PHOTO: Calhan Behrendt

The city's lone Holden dealer has said the decision to eliminate the brand will not lead to forced staff cut-backs at the dealership.

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Calhan Behrendt

Cadet Journalist

Cadet Journalist with The Area News, Coly-Point Observer and The Irrigator.

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