Volkswagen Is Preparing a New Wave of Mass Layoffs: by 2030, the German Automaker Intends to Reduce Its Staff by Another 12,000 Employees
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Before the collective bargaining, Volkswagen announces further tough cuts for employees. The Group wants to introduce transfer companies, while the union holds against it.
Volkswagen is preparing a new wave of mass layoffs: by 2030, the German automaker intends to reduce its staff by another 12,000 employees
Volkswagen is preparing a new wave of mass layoffs: by 2030, the German carmaker intends to reduce its staff by another 12,000 employees — Bild.The new cuts will complement the already agreed program to eliminate more than 35,000 jobs. Thus, the total...
The German car concentrate Volkswagen, against the backdrop of a deterioration in business performance, planned to eliminate an additional 12,000 positions by 2030, following a protest by trade unions; the car manufacturer, as part of the austerity programme, plans to eliminate additional jobs in its main brand, in addition to the already approved dismissal of 35,000 people, writes TASS with reference to the Bild newspaper. The manual expects to…
The German Auto Concert Volkswagen intends to further reduce 12,000 jobs by 2030, as the economic situation deteriorates, as Bild reports with reference to the company's management's discussions with workers' representatives.
Volkswagen plans to cut another 12,000 jobs by 2030, announced after a meeting with staff representatives in Hanover, by Spiegel. The company wants all dismissals to take place in a "socially acceptable form." Among other things, downsizing is planned through the so-called "transfer companies".
Volkswagen and the trade union IG Metall agreed on the start of collective bargaining. The talks will begin on 24 November in Emden and will continue on 15 December in Zwickau. VW personnel manager Arne Meiswinkel announced that, in addition to the 35,000 jobs already agreed, a further 12,000 jobs will have to be reduced by 2030. The [...]
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