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Volkswagen schrapt mogelijk nog eens 50.000 banen om kosten te drukken
De Duitse autofabrikant Volkswagen schrapt mogelijk nog eens 50.000 banen om de kosten te drukken en concurrerend te blijven. Dat heeft topman Oliver Blume laten weten in een intern document aan het personeel dat is ingezien door persbureau Reuters.
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Volkswagen confirma que pretende cortar 100 mil postos de trabalho na Alemanha para aumentar competitividade
Empresa já havia acertado redução de 50 mil vagas
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Volkswagen CEO threatens 50,000 more job cuts in memo to staff
Volkswagen's CEO indicated potential for 50,000 more job cuts. This move aims to match competitor cost structures. The company already agreed to 50,000 reductions across its…
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tagesspiegel.de
VW-Chef nennt intern Zahlen: Oliver Blume droht Beschäftigten mit Abbau von 50.000 Stellen
Beim angeschlagenen Autobauer VW sollen Zehntausende Stellen wegfallen. Zumindest, wenn es nach dem Management geht. Wie viele es genau werden, ist aber noch nicht ausgemacht.
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nu.nl
Volkswagen schrapt mogelijk nog eens 50.000 banen om kosten te drukken
De Duitse autofabrikant Volkswagen schrapt mogelijk nog eens 50.000 banen om de kosten te drukken en concurrerend te blijven. Dat heeft topman Oliver Blume laten weten in een…
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lavanguardia.com
El director ejecutivo de Volkswagen amenaza con recortar 50.000 empleos y llegar a los 100.000
El grupo calcula que sufre una desventaja de costes del 20% respecto a su competencia
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dailysabah.com
Volkswagen may need to cut 50,000 more jobs, CEO confirms
Volkswagen may need to eliminate about 50,000 additional jobs to match the competitiveness of its rivals, its CEO told employees in an internal memo,...
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tgcom24.mediaset.it
Ceo Volkswagen: "Previsti 50mila licenziamenti in tutto il mondo"
Secondo quanto riportato dai media tedeschi Volkswagen sarebbe pronta ad effettuare 50mila licenziamenti in tutto il mondo.
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newsbytesapp.com
Volkswagen is planning to cut another 50,000 jobs globally
Volkswagen's CEO has signaled the possibility of 50,000 more job cuts to address a 20% cost disadvantage and align with competitor efficiency levels.
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abc.es
El director general de Volkswagen reconoce que pueden ser necesarios 50.000 recortes de empleo más
El grupo alemán ya había acordado la supresión de 50.000 puestos
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elmundo.es
Volkswagen advierte de que podr�a eliminar hasta 100.000 empleos en total
El consejero delegado de Volkswagen, Oliver Blume, advirti� este lunes por primera vez a la plantilla de que el grupo podr�a verse obligado a suprimir otros 50.000 puestos de...
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france24.com
Volkswagen confirms weighing up to 50,000 more job cuts
Volkswagen's CEO told employees Monday a further 50,000 jobs could go at the struggling auto giant, according to an internal memo seen by AFP, confirming reports the group is…
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thisismoney.co.uk
Volkswagen to axe 100,000 jobs in cost-cutting drive
Chief executive Oliver Blume outlined the plans in a memo to staff as he desperately bids to cut costs at Europe's largest car maker.
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laverita.info
Volkswagen ammette: in tutto 100.000 tagli — La Verità
Volkswagen valuta fino a 100.000 tagli nel mondo. L'ad Blume: servono nuove misure per ridurre i costi e affrontare la concorrenza cinese.
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hurriyetdailynews.com
Volkswagen confirms weighing up to 50,000 more job cuts - Latest News
Volkswagen's CEO has told employees a further 50,000 jobs could go at the struggling auto giant, according to an internal memo seen by AFP, confirming reports the group is…
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autoblog.it
Volkswagen, nuovi tagli al lavoro: altri 50.000 posti a rischio entro il 2030 - Autoblog
Volkswagen valuta ulteriori tagli al personale fino al 2030. Ecco perché il gruppo parla di altri 50.000 esuberi e quali stabilimenti potrebbero essere coinvolti
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Volkswagen may cut 100,000 jobs
Volkswagen may cut up to 1,00,000 jobs as CEO Oliver Blume signals deeper cost restructuring amid shrinking profits, Chinese competition, and excess manufacturing capacity.