Volkswagen: Action day and Supervisory Board – that’s what VW is all about today
Volkswagen : Action day and Supervisory Board - that's what VW VW wants to save again today, the Supervisory Board advises on
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Volkswagen : Action day and Supervisory Board - that's what VW VW wants to save again today, the Supervisory Board is today discussing possible plant closures and job cuts. According to Manager Magazine, up to 100,000 jobs could be eliminated worldwide, twice as many as previously planned. This is what the Supervisory Board looks like when the supervisory body meets at 2.30 p.m., it is likely to be a heated debate.
Furthermore, This is why VW wants to save again now The austerity measures agreed at the end of 2024 were no longer sufficient in view of the tightening framework conditions, according to Blume. So it ran in the last dispute Recently it had come at VW 2024 to the fierce tariff dispute. By 2030, Volkswagen has already announced the reduction of 50,000 jobs in Germany.
In addition, The VW CEO Oliver Blume had already announced in the spring to work on a new “Target 2030” for the Group and to want to significantly tighten the savings course.
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Volkswagen : Action day and Supervisory Board - that's what VW VW wants to save again today, the Supervisory Board is today discussing possible plant closures and job cuts.
reliability low1/4 sourcesAccording to Manager Magazine, up to 100,000 jobs could be eliminated worldwide, twice as many as previously planned.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis is what the Supervisory Board looks like when the supervisory body meets at 2.30 p.m., it is likely to be a heated debate.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis is why VW wants to save again now The austerity measures agreed at the end of 2024 were no longer sufficient in view of the tightening framework conditions, according to Blume.
reliability low1/2 sourcesSo it ran in the last dispute Recently it had come at VW 2024 to the fierce tariff dispute.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBy 2030, Volkswagen has already announced the reduction of 50,000 jobs in Germany.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe VW CEO Oliver Blume had already announced in the spring to work on a new “Target 2030” for the Group and to want to significantly tighten the savings course.
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