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Car: Dudenhöffer Demands the End of the 35-Hour Week at VW

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Auto expert Ferdinand Dudenhöffer sees additional work without wage compensation as a way to reduce the high production costs at Volkswagen. At the same time, he expects hard times.

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Ferdinand Dudenhöffer pleads in the VW crisis for a return to the 40-hour week – without wage compensation. He sees opportunities for the German car industry – despite the current sluggish situation.

·Berlin, Germany
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Auto expert Ferdinand Dudenhöffer sees additional work without wage compensation as a way to reduce the high production costs at Volkswagen. At the same time, he expects hard times.

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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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