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Volkswagen CEO aims to cut 100,000 jobs in major overhaul, Manager Magazin reportsVolkswagen CEO Oliver Blume is reportedly planning significant changes, including potentially cutting up to 100,000 jobs globally and closi...- Volkswagen to reduce workforce by 19,000 by end of year, CEO saysVolkswagen is set to implement substantial job cuts and cost reductions in Germany. The company plans to shrink its workforce by 19,000 by ...
- Nissan to cut 10% Europe jobs, 900 roles at risk as global restructuring and Sunderland factory changes beginNissan is planning big job cuts in Europe as part of a global plan. The company wants to save money and improve its business. Changes are a...
- Tesla says to add 1,000 jobs in GermanyElon Musk's automotive and robotics company Tesla said Thursday that it would hire more than 1,000 people in Germany, a rare bright spot in...
- VW managers to get 10% pay cut in plan to slash bonuses, German newspaper reportsVolkswagen managers will face a two-year 10% pay cut due to reduced bonuses, as part of a deal with unions to cut jobs and production. The ...
- Europe's embattled auto sector plans plant closures and layoffsSeveral automotive companies are announcing plant closures and layoffs in Europe. Companies like Valeo, Stellantis, Bosch, Ford, Michelin, ...
- Volkswagen workers to go on warning strikes across GermanyVolkswagen employees in Germany will begin warning strikes on Monday following stalled wage and plant closure negotiations with Europe's le...
- Strikes to hit Volkswagen in December as clash with labour escalatesVolkswagen workers in Germany could go on strike as early as next week, with the IG Metall union warning of "necessary" walkouts starting f...
- Schaeffler to cut 4,700 jobs as clouds over Europe's auto sector darkenSchaeffler, a German auto parts manufacturer, announced 4,700 layoffs across Europe, primarily in Germany, citing a challenging market envi...
- Volkswagen's EV Woes: From 'das auto' to 'drive digger' and the road aheadVolkswagen, after facing setbacks in its electrification strategy, is announcing plant closures and layoffs. The company's struggles stem f...
- VW cost cutting necessary after 'decades of structural problems', CEO tells paperVolkswagen plans to cut costs to address long-standing structural issues. CEO Oliver Blume said weak market demand in Europe and lower earn...
- Volkswagen closure: Workers aren't the only ones worriedVolkswagen is considering closing some factories in Germany for the first time in its history to meet cost-cutting goals. The automaker aim...
- As Volkswagen weighs its first closure of a German auto plant, workers aren't the only ones worriedVolkswagen is considering closing some factories in Germany for the first time in its history to meet cost-cutting goals. The company needs...
- 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...
- Twitter head of France quits, says ‘it’s over’ in staff exodusDamien Viel, who confirmed his departure in a separate message to Bloomberg, had led the region for about seven years.
- German carmakers race to retrain workforce for electric ageAfter her apprenticeship at Volkswagen, Michelle Gabriel was a master at welding, cutting, bending and stretching metal, but just a few yea...
- Volkswagen to trim as many as 4,000 jobs amid digital overhaulThe move, brokered with VW’s powerful unions, includes job guarantees through 2029, the manufacturer said on Wednesday in a statement.
- Why trouble for Volkswagen made in Germany means Mexico headacheVW has already cut Saturday shifts at its Puebla factory, the largest stand-alone plant making VW brand cars outside of Wolfsburg, where th...
- Volkswagen to cut all temporary staff: chairmanBERLIN: German auto maker Volkswagen will cut all of its temporary staff, which numbered some 16,500 in 2008, company head Martin Winterkor...
- Nissan to cut back by 1,680 workers in SpainJapanese car manufacturer Nissan is laying off 1,680 workers at one of its plants in Spain because of poor demand, a company official said ...
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