Volkswagen, Union Agree to Cut Capacity and Keep German Plants Open

The Volkswagen Group and IG Metall have agreed to cut 35,000 jobs. The Group's management board sees its cutback course confirmed. Locations will remain in place for the time being.

Volkswagen to cut 35,000 positions

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The car giant Volkswagen is not closing factories this time, but will significantly reduce car production and lay off 35,000 employees by 2030.

Germany's largest car manufacturer has agreed with employees to cut more than 35,000 jobs by 2030 - but without any redundancies. more...

Contrary to the agreement between the government and Stellantis, in Germany the unions agree to cut production by 734,000 cars. Volkswagen's agreement lower than trade union demands, after a long push and pull, is a litmus test, especially when compared to the path of...

After many negotiations and some strikes, the VW Group reaches an agreement with unions. It has been decided to cut 35,000 workers in Germany and to relocate Golf production to Mexico.