Volkswagen’s Supervisory Board Meets to Decide on Jobs
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Frankfurt (Germany), 9 Jul (EFE).- The surveillance council of the German automotive group Volkswagen meets this Thursday with the company's management to discuss savings measures and whether further job cuts are needed in Germany.The meeting of the surveillance council, at which are representatives of the State of Lower Saxony and the company's workers, starts at 12.30 GMT at the group's headquarters in Wolfsburg, northern Germany.Given the dra…
VW wants to save even more, the Supervisory Board advises today on possible plant closures and job losses. IG Metall holds against this with nationwide actions.
Zwickau, Emden, Hannover, Neckarsulm: According to a media report, VW is planning the break for four plants until 2034. Around 40,000 people are worried about their jobs. The Supervisory Board meets. The most important questions and answers to the VW crisis.
The Volkswagen Group intends to close four German plants by 2034. As reported by Spiegel, these are Zwickau, Emden, Hannover and Neckarsulm.
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