German Chemical Giant Evonik Cuts 3,200 Jobs
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Evonik, a chemical company, will cut over 3000 jobs by 2029. Many of them will fall away in Germany. What this means for the north.
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The German energy group Evonik plans to cut 3,200 of its approximately 31,000 jobs. The company aims to free up funds for investments in growth markets with this measure. At the same time, the company is withdrawing from activities in which it no longer sees a future.
GERMAN chemical giant Evonik announced today that it intends to cut another 3,200 jobs as part of a restructuring program, highlighting the "structural and economic crisis" in the chemical industry.
The chemical group focuses on growth in Asia and America. In Germany, new tasks are to be distributed at six locations. It is not the first round of savings.The chemical group Evonik is pushing ahead with its plan to reduce 3,200 jobs. 2,150 of these are attributable to Germany, as the company announced in Essen. There is also a location of the company in the south-osthesian city of Hanau. To what extent this is affected, however, is still uncle…
Vrio of Evanik's CEO, Klaus Rettig, announced that more than 3,000 jobs in the German chemical industry had been cut against the background of the industry crisis. A large German chemical concentrate, Evonik, was planning to cut 3,200 jobs worldwide, of which about 2.2 thousand would go to enterprises in Germany itself, handed over to RIA News. A large-scale staff reduction was taking place as part of a new restructuring programme with the main …
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