Volkswagen: Chairman of the VW Supervisory Board Invited Parties to Talks
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VW is about more than jobs: the owner families want to end the rule of the employees and the state of Lower Saxony. The company could break down.
The board of directors of VW-Chef Blume and the state of Lower Saxony have not yet reached an agreement, the employees are threatening to sue. Now Hans Dieter Pötsch is launching another attempt.
Volkswagen workers are still in great uncertainty, despite being the leading group in Europe.The aggressive cut-off plan of its CEO Oliver Blume, which would involve discarding up to four of its factories in Germany, needs the approval of several parties on the Supervisory Board that do not see with good eyes the loss of thousands of jobs. Volkswagen's long-term financial problems continue to see no clear solution, requiring massive cost savings…
Before the Supervisory Board meeting at VW, an announcement between the Management Board, the Works Council and the Land of Lower Saxony is threatening because of planned plant closures. In addition, the BGH negotiates copyrights during AI training.
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