US EditionVolkswagen's Audi to cut 7,500 jobs in administration, development by 2029
- Audi plans to cut up to 7,500 jobs at its German sites by 2029 as part of a cost-cutting strategy.
- The company faces immense challenges in the auto industry, including slowing electric vehicle demand and rising competition from China.
- The job cuts represent about 8% of Audi's global workforce and aim to improve productivity, speed, and flexibility in factories.
- Management board chairman Gernot Döllner stated that there will be no compulsory redundancies up to the end of 2033.
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Automaker Audi wants to cut 7,500 jobs in Germany. For example, the large Neckarsulm production site is set up for the future.
They call it a "future agreement", the Audi bosses and the entire works councils. In fact, it's a strike list, a thousand-fold job destruction program at Ingolstädter Autobauer.
We have been familiar with decisions from the automotive industry, which aim to face the controversial period that the market is going through. This time, the news comes from Audi, which will cut up to 7500 jobs in Germany by...
German auto woes deepen: Audi to cut 7,500 jobs by 2029 amid rising Chinese competition and EV slowdown
Premium carmaker Audi said Monday it will cut 7,500 jobs by 2029 in Germany, citing "immense challenges" as the country's auto industry battles slowing electric vehicle demand and rising Chinese competition. The cuts -- amounting to about eight percent of Audi's global workforce -- were aimed at boosting "productivity, speed and flexibility" at its factories in its home market, the manufacturer said. "The economic conditions are becoming increas…
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