Schaeffler Employees Flock Into the Part-Time Age – and Give the Group a Million Bonus
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The Schaeffler Group intends to reduce almost 5000 jobs by the end of 2029. In the meantime, enough interested parties have registered, and the run for a part-time retirement programme also exceeds expectations. This means that the savings are higher than expected.
The automotive supplier Schaeffler progresses faster than originally planned during the conversion of his group.
The possibility of part-time work for the employees of the subcontracting company Schaeffler is very popular. More people than was hoped for by the company management made use of it.
The possibility of part-time work for the employees of the subcontracting company Schaeffler is very popular. More people than was hoped for by the company management made use of it.
Two years ago, automotive supplier Schaeffler announced the reduction of 4700 jobs. The Group is already finished with the job reduction one year earlier than planned.
More employees than expected change in part-time working, job losses are faster than planned: Schaeffler approaches its conversion target one year earlier.
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