Automotive Supplier: Bosch Halves Its Workforce in Nuremberg
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By 2029, Bosch will be cutting 900 of 1800 jobs in Nuremberg. The shift to electric mobility and competition from China will reduce the demand for burner parts.
The automotive supplier Bosch has announced that it will remove 900 jobs at its plant in Nuremberg, which is expected to eliminate every second job by 2029. The company is justifying this step with the progressive change and increasing competitive and price pressure in the industry.
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Bosch currently employs 1800 people at its Nuremberg plant. Half of the jobs are to be lost by 2029, because orders for components, for example, for combustion engines are missing.
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Bosch currently employs 1,800 people at its Nuremberg plant. Half of the jobs are to be lost by 2029, because orders for components, for example, for combustion engines are missing.
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