Sector Under Pressure: Up to 726,000 Jobs Threatened in Europe's Car Production
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The Fraunhofer Institute for Labour expects to lose a large number of jobs in the automotive industry. The worst thing for the employees would be to maintain the ban on burners. However, even a compromise by the EU is unlikely to save the industry.
The automotive industry is in crisis. Manufacturers are losing sales and complaining about declining competitiveness. However, the switch to electric mobility may also cost hundreds of thousands of jobs across Europe.
Almost 730,000 of the 1.6 million employees in Europe's car industry could lose their jobs by 2040. A study warns against the »dependence of third countries«.
Jobs gone, models painted, but no visions for the customers. Do the wrong car bosses govern in Europe? These five car managers showed how to do it right.
LINZ. Study by the Fraunhofer Institute draws a gloomy picture for almost all of Europe
According to a study by the Fraunhofer Institute for Labor and Organization, up to 726,000 jobs in the automotive industry are threatened to be lost by 2040. Almost one in two jobs affected By 2030, the authors of the study, as reported by Politico magazine, expect a decrease of 375,000 jobs. By 2035, the number could rise to 660,000. Last year, around 1.6 million people worked in the examined areas of the European value chain; the value added w…
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