At the Expense of Holiday Days?: VW Boss Blume Pleads for Longer Working Hours
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Volkswagen is looking for ways to reduce its high labour costs. Head of the Blume Group has set out a concrete path for which there are two different implementations. IG Metall is already announcing determined resistance.
VW CEO Oliver Blume is planning a hard austerity course: Up to 100,000 jobs could be lost, and holidays and working hours are also under discussion.
The Group relies on longer working hours against the crisis. Whether a future for the weakening car manufacturer will become a result, however, does not decide on the clock.
Volkswagen wants to increase working hours at its factories to reduce labor costs. The company's CEO Oliver Blume has proposed extending the working day for 130,000 workers in Germany, BTA reports, citing...
The Group wants less privileges and longer working hours for the employees. IG Metall is ready for a fierce fight. And while VW is sinking into chaos, the competition continues to pass.
VW CEO Oliver Blume talked about higher working hours for the approximately 130,000 employees of the automaker in Germany.
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