Mercedes-Benz Reopens Voluntary Severance Programme in Germany
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Mercedes offers employees up to 330,000 euros compensation. Model calculations show how much remains after taxes and for whom the farewell is worthwhile.
Despite the current jump in profits, Mercedes is pushing the pace of staff reductions: employees in the Untertürkheim and Berlin plants seem to be receiving severance payments of up to EUR 330,000.
The fact that the Dax Group offers severance payments in administration and development is well known. A Handelsblatt research shows: Volunteer programs have also been running in two plants – for years.
Mercedes-Benz to restart voluntary redundancy programme amid cost-cutting drive
KEY POINTS MAIN STORY Mercedes-Benz will restart its voluntary redundancy programme in Germany in December as the luxury carmaker seeks to cut costs following a warning over its full-year profits. Chief Executive Ola Källenius announced the decision on Wednesday during an earnings call to present the company’s third-quarter results. He said discussions with unions were […] Continue reading %%POSTNAME%% at %%BLOGNAME%%.
Mercedes-Benz reopens voluntary severance programme in Germany
Mercedes-Benz will once again offer its voluntary severance programme for indirect functions in Germany, starting in December. The move is part of stepped-up productivity measures, as the carmaker cuts its profitability outlook for the year.
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