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Volkswagen workers to grill CEO on overhaul threatening 140,000 jobs, works council saysVolkswagen's works council will host staff assemblies with CEO Oliver Blume in August. Workers can question him about plans that threaten u...- Car crisis takes toll on Germany's young engineersGerman engineers like Max Peil struggle to find employment despite qualifications. The nation's automotive sector faces painful adjustments...
- School assembly news headlines for June 29: Top national, international, business, sports update and thought of the dayPrime Minister Modi's historic Seychelles address highlighted maritime bonds, while India and the island nation inked 19 cooperation outcom...
- Volkswagen key shareholder pitches producing Chinese car models in GermanyGermany's Lower Saxony premier, a major Volkswagen shareholder, suggested producing China-developed models locally to secure jobs and boost...
- Volkswagen labour leaders stand by 'red line' on plant closuresIn a firm stand against potential factory closures in Germany, Volkswagen's labor representatives have voiced their commitment to preservin...
- Volkswagen is ok on chip supply for now, CEO tells Bild am SonntagVolkswagen Group has secured enough chips for now. CEO Oliver Blume highlights the fragile chip supply chain. A Chinese export ban on Nexpe...
- Its car profits down, Volkswagen has a new idea: TanksVolkswagen is considering a shift towards military production as its auto business faces challenges, including high costs and declining pro...
- Volkswagen, union extend crunch talks over plant closures and pay cutsVolkswagen and its labor union are locked in intense negotiations to avert plant closures and pay cuts. Progress has been made, but a deal ...
- Volkswagen scraps decades-old German job security pact, says unionVolkswagen has informed IG Metall that it is ending several labor agreements, including job guarantees until 2029 at six German plants. Thi...
- Volkswagen factory threat stress-tests Germany's economic modelGerman industry faces a crisis as Volkswagen threatens to close factories, challenging the nation's consensual industrial relations model. ...
- Which Volkswagen factories in Germany could be hit by layoffs or closed?Volkswagen plans to end its job security programme, in place since 1994, due to competition from Asian rivals. This move could impact sever...
- Volkswagen considers historic German plant closures in cost driveVolkswagen is considering closing two factories in Germany amid rising competition from Asian carmakers. This marks a significant clash bet...
- Volkswagen CEO demands 'revolution' to tackle TeslaThe German group -- whose 12 brands include Audi, Porsche and Skoda -- is pumping 35 billion euros ($40 billion) into the shift to electric...
- VW group rejigs management in India; Gurpratap Boparai to take charge as MD from JanGerman auto major Volkswagen Group Tuesday announced management restructuring in India, as part of its plan to "sustainably strengthen its ...
- Race-track rivalry moves to boardroom as VW brands battle for electric car jobsVOLKSWAGEN-POWERSTRUGGLE:Race-track rivalry moves to boardroom as VW brands battle for electric car jobs
- Volkswagen's management, workers to develop strategy for core brandVW's labour bosses last week publicly clashed with the carmaker's brand management, accusing it of betraying workers and trying to use the ...
- VW says it will hire 50,000 workers worldwide: ReportVolkswagen, the biggest European carmaker, said Monday in a newspaper that it would hire around 50,000 workers worldwide in the medium-term...
- VW staff, Porsche in takeover collisionEmployee representatives fear losing their influence if VW is swallowed up by Porsche. Porsche head Wendelin Wiedeking fired the first shot...
- Volkswagen's Wolfsburg plant may roll out Audis tooVolkswagen is seriously considering making cars for premium arm Audi in its main Wolfsburg plant to fill unused capacity at the factory and...
- VW readies for the long drive aheadVolkswagen brand head, Wolfgang Bernhard, believes job cuts and new models can make it the king of small cars.
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