LM Wind Power is seeking to cut the size of its workforce in Denmark.
The GE-owned blade manufacturer said the move is “in light of market conditions”.
The total number of proposed job cuts has not been disclosed but reports suggest two-thirds of a 90-strong workforce could go.
“In light of market conditions, we presented a proposal to reduce the size of our LM Wind Power workforce in Denmark,” an LM Wind Power spokesperson said.
“This was part of a wider proposal on which we have recently completed consultation with our European Works Council,” the spokesperson added.
“However, consultation with local employee representatives remains ongoing and no final decisions will be taken until such time as this local process has come to an end.
“In the event that any job actions are taken following this consultation, we will provide appropriate support to any potentially impacted employees as together we navigate through this difficult time.”