'Revolting' - French workers at Nokia-owned plant protest layoffs

PARIS (Reuters) - Several hundred workers at French firm Alcatel-Lucent International on Tuesday protested against plans by parent company Nokia Oyj to cut 1,233 jobs.Nokia, which bought Alcatel-Lucent five years ago, has said most of the layoffs would come from research and development (R&D) teams. Unions say this is incomprehensible when Europe is preparing to deploy the next generation mobile network."It's absolutely revolting," said employee Pascal Guilheneuf, a member of the CFDT union,..