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Automaker: Mercedes-Benz Reactivates Severance Program in Germany

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Mercedes-Benz continues to screw at its costs. The Group wants to become more profitable. For this purpose, it is re-establishing a tried and tested means.

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The car manufacturer Mercedes continues to tighten. The background is breaking away profits. The focus is now on the workforce. The Dax company offers a golden handshake to anyone who wants to go and is to be dispensable.

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Mercedes-Benz continues to screw at its costs. The Group wants to become more profitable. For this purpose, it is re-establishing a tried and tested means.

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STUTTGART (ANP/DPA) - Mercedes-Benz is reintroducing a voluntary departure scheme for employees in Germany to reduce costs. In some cases, managers will also receive individual offers to leave, it was announced on Wednesday. The Stuttgart-based car manufacturer has been working for some time on a...

German vehicle manufacturer Mercedes-Benz management has informed employees that it wants to reactivate voluntary severance pay for employees in so-called indirect areas of operation, while also informing about a “further worsening” economic situation compared to 2025 linked to China.

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wiwo.de broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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