Generali to Cut 9% of Workforce in Germany, Streamline Structure
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Generali to Cut 9% of Workforce in Germany, Streamline Structure
The German branch of the Italian insurance company Generali has announced that it will cut around 800 jobs by the end of 2030.
By 2030, the insurer Generali will close three locations in Germany and put them together with neighbouring regional centres. Hundreds of jobs will also be lost.
The Italian insurer Generali has announced a reduction of 800 people, approximately 9% of its staff, in its German subsidiary and the restructuring of part of its offices that will mean the closure of the centres of Aachen, Nuremberg and Stuttgart by 2030. "By means of an early communication, combined with a guarantee of employment [...] The Generali entrance will end with 800 jobs in Germany and will close three offices in the country aparece p…
The German branch of Italian insurer Generali has announced job cuts due to restructuring, and is also planning significant investments in technology and artificial intelligence.
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