Volkswagen to cut 1,600 software jobs amid profitability concerns and trade war fears
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With a VW subsidiary, jobs are to be reduced massively. Almost one in three employees must go by the end of the year.
Wolfsburg/Ingolstadt - For a long time she was considered the biggest worry child in the VW Group. Now the software subsidiary Cariad wants to reduce 1,600 jobs. But the works council contradicts. The number is "freely invented".
The companies are in danger. Restructuring will cost thousands of jobs. This is particularly hard on a group.
From the software hope to the worry child of the VW Group: The subsidiary Cariad announces a drastic job reduction.
The VW software subsidiary Cariad plans to cut around 1,600 jobs by the end of the year, as reported by Automobilwoche. Of the current 5,900 positions, almost one in three will be eliminated. A company spokesperson confirmed this and emphasized that redundancies for operational reasons are ruled out until 2029. Instead, the job cuts will be implemented in a socially acceptable manner through severance payments and early retirement programs. The …
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