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Voluntary Change to Time: Audi Lends Employees to Armament Companies

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While jobs are shaking in the car industry, armament companies are looking for skilled workers. Audi reacts with a voluntary staff exchange that gives engineers and quality experts. The basis is a specially concluded collective agreement.

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The Volkswagen subsidiary Audi has announced that it will lend employees to the armaments industry. It is a voluntary project, the car manufacturer announced. The companies involved are Diehl, Airbus, MBDA and KNDS, which are wholly or partly active in the armaments industry.

·Vienna, Austria
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While jobs are shaking in the car industry, armament companies are looking for skilled workers. Audi reacts with a voluntary staff exchange that gives engineers and quality experts. The basis is a specially concluded collective agreement.

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First of all, it is mainly about engineers, project managers and employees of the workshops in the technical development. The interest should be great.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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From the Audi A3 to the cruise missile "Taurus: Because there are just thousands of jobs missing in the car industry, Audi engineers are lending to defence companies in the region.

·Munich, Germany
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Up to two years of armaments instead of the car industry: Audi is launching a program that gives specialists to other companies.

At Audi, some employees will soon be able to work... in the armament industry. A rather surprising situation, but which tells above all the huge differences in pace between the German automobile and the defence companies.

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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