Volkswagen faces nationwide protests in Germany as its supervisory board reviews plans to cut 100,000 jobs and shut down factories, sparking widespread employee unrest.
Volkswagen also has plans to close several factories
Jul 09, 2026
04:58 pm
What's the storyVolkswagen, Europe's largest carmaker, is facing backlash from its employees over a proposal to cut up to 100,000 jobs and close several factories.
The company's management will present the restructuring plans to the supervisory board today.
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