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rd.nlGerman industry has lost more than 100,000 jobs in one year due to the country's economic malaise, according to an analysis by accounting and consulting firm EY. The important automotive sector has been hit hardest: around 45,000 jobs have disappeared in that sector alone.
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KurierThe hardest hit the workers in the automotive industry in Germany, where almost half of the 100,000 jobs were cut.
German industry has lost 100,000 jobs within a year, of which 45,000 are in the car industry. Chancellor Merz is now introducing a so-called offset rule – it is intended to prevent US tariffs on cars.
The economic crisis leaves traces in the industry. Especially at car manufacturers, many people lose their jobs - a turnaround is not in sight. Other industries are glamorously moving away.
Germany's industry simply does not come out of the crisis. The car industry is particularly hard hit. Experts warn of further job cuts and demand a course correction of the policy. This post Crisis Within one year: 100,000 jobs in Germany's industry have been destroyed published on JUNGE FREIHEIT.
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