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Protests Against Job Cuts: Mercedes: Plant Closures if Costs Do Not Fall

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Mercedes-Benz is too high the labour costs in Germany. Production CEO Schieber makes the continued existence of two German factories at a factory meeting in Sindelfingen dependent on drastic savings.

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Mercedes Production Director Michael Schiebe has announced the closure of two plants in Germany if costs are not reduced in Germany.

·Berlin, Germany
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Mercedes-Benz is too high the labour costs in Germany. Production CEO Schieber makes the continued existence of two German factories at a factory meeting in Sindelfingen dependent on drastic savings.

The crisis could directly affect some of Mercedes' key industrial complexes. The company has vehicle assembly plants in Sindelfingen, Rastatt and Bremen, while components and drive systems are produced at seven other locations across the country, including Berlin, Hamburg and Untertürkheim.

The labor costs are too high in the eyes of Mercedes-Benz. The production executive now warns of consequences.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Mercedes-Benz could close two plants in Germany if labour costs did not fall. Michael Schiebe warns of this.

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Badische Neueste Nachrichten broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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