Vodafone Germany Cuts 2,300 Jobs over Two Years as AI Use Expands
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The Vodafone group has decided to fire more than 2,000 employees in Germany as part of a programme to reduce costs and restructure operations in this country, reports Agerpres, who quotes...
Vodafone Deutschland to axe 2,300 jobs as it steps up cost-cutting efforts
The telecommunications company Vodafone has to save. In Germany, around one in five jobs are now to be lost - a total of 2,300 jobs. The Group wants to use artificial intelligence more for this.
According to the company's own information, Vodafone is under economic pressure. Therefore, the company is now reacting with tough measures.
The German branch of telecom group Vodafone is cutting nearly one in five jobs over the next two years. Around 2,300 of the approximately 12,000 employees will have to look for other work. This is because Vodafone Germany, under Dutch CEO Marcel de Groot, wants to save costs and is placing extra emphasis on AI, among other things, to achieve this.
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