Many Holden workers are already feeling enormous levels of distress over the company's closure. Source: AAP
MANY Holden workers set to lose their jobs when the company ends local manufacturing feel "imprisoned by uncertainty", South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill says.
Mr Weatherill says government MPs have been hearing from workers affected by the company's decision to stop building cars by the end of 2017.
He said while the company's closure was still four years away, workers were feeling enormous levels of distress already.
"What they're worried about is their future," he said.
"Those worries are manifesting in real concerns now. Not in four years time but now.
"They are, in fact, imprisoned by uncertainty."
Mr Weatherill said the state government would provide significant assistance to those affected by Holden's decision and would also write to the company to ensure it provided the appropriate levels of support.
That included offering workers the opportunity to do work experience in other industries where they might find new work as well as support for counselling and training.
"The critical thing here is to make sure these workers get the skills and have access to the counselling that means when they leave, they'll have a job," he said.
The premier said the government would put a range of topics to Holden but had not yet finalised what level of financial support it believed was appropriate for the company to provide.
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