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Automaker: Mercedes-Benz Reactivates Severance Program in Germany

Summary by Handelsblatt
Mercedes-Benz continues to screw at its costs. The Group wants to become more profitable. For this purpose, it is re-establishing a tried and tested means.

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Mercedes-Benz is said to have paid up to 500,000 euros in individual cases to get rid of employees. Now, the car maker wants to re-launch the severance program – and is increasingly targeting executives.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Sueddeutsche ZeitungSueddeutsche Zeitung
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Mercedes-Benz is re-launching its voluntary severance programme for employees in Germany, which is expected to start in December.

·Munich, Germany
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The car manufacturer Mercedes continues to tighten. The background is breaking away profits. The focus is now on the workforce. The Dax company offers a golden handshake to anyone who wants to go and is to be dispensable.

Reformatorisch DagbladReformatorisch Dagblad
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Mercedes-Benz is reintroducing a voluntary departure scheme for employees in Germany to cut costs. In some cases, managers are also receiving individual offers to leave, it was announced on Wednesday.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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·Frankfurt, Germany
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Zeit OnlineZeit Online
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Here you will find information on the topic "Automakers". Read now "Mercedes-Benz reactivates severance program in Germany".

·Germany
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wiwo.de broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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