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Car Suppliers - Bosch Wants to Reduce 750 Jobs in Abstatt

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With the automotive supplier Bosch, the workforce reduction is further aggravated.

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With the automotive supplier Bosch, the workforce reduction is further aggravated.

·Germany
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Germany's automakers are in a state of upheaval. The suppliers are also feeling this. Now the Bosch company wants to separate itself from hundreds of employees.

·Berlin, Germany
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The German technology concern Bosch plans to eliminate another 750 jobs in Abstadt, near Heilbronn, within the automotive business by the end of 2029. The company confirmed the plan, explaining that weak demand, competitive pressure and changes in the development of brake systems are reducing the need for employees at that location. It was announced that the reduction will be implemented on the social [...] The article Bosch cuts another 750 job…

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By the end of 2029, 750 jobs will be eliminated in Abstatt. Bosch cites the drop in demand in Europe and the appearance of new competitors from Asia as reasons - but which parts of the plant are actually affected by this?   Struggling technology group Bosch plans to cut another 750 jobs in its mobility division [...]

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German automotive supplier Bosch plans to cut another 750 jobs at its development center in Abstadt by the end of 2029 due to increasing competition from Chinese manufacturers, local media reported on Thursday. The reduction in the number of employees will refer to the mobility department within the plant in the province of Baden-Württemberg,...

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t-online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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