The Volkswagen works council in Baunatal is pushing for the permanent employment of 380 employees, whose contracts expire at the end of the year. He is “optimistic that we will be able to find a partial solution for a large number of temporary employees in a few days,” said works council chairman Carsten Büchling on… Continue reading German FAZ: Hundreds of VW employees fear for their future010311
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German Manager Magazine: VW boss Blume wants to push ahead with austerity measures004571
Volkswagen-Boss Oliver Blume wants to further push the car manufacturer’s austerity measures. If the group wants to continue to earn money with its vehicles and be competitive in the future, costs must continue to be consistently optimized, Blume said at a works meeting in Wolfsburg, according to information from the company. VW has popular products… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: VW boss Blume wants to push ahead with austerity measures004571
German Handelsblatt: Europe’s largest car manufacturer: VW boss wants austerity measures – loss of trust in the workforce011957
VW CEO Blume wants to stay on course and the workforce wants to change course: While the car manufacturer is pushing ahead with cost reductions, doubts about the leadership are growing internally. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: VW boss Blume wants to push ahead with austerity measures011956
Oliver Blume wants to consistently implement the austerity measures at Europe’s largest car manufacturer. His goal: a strong group despite job cuts and cost pressure. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: VW boss Blume wants to push ahead with austerity measures011955
Oliver Blume wants to consistently implement the austerity measures at Europe’s largest car manufacturer. His goal: a strong group despite job cuts and cost pressure. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Crisis in the auto industry: VW boss Blume wants to push ahead with austerity measures011954
No going back: VW boss Blume wants to consistently implement the austerity measures at Europe’s largest car manufacturer. His goal: a strong group despite job cuts and cost pressure. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Car manufacturer: Mercedes boss Källenius remains Europe’s top car lobbyist011951
Ola Källenius remains at the head of the European car lobby association Acea. He begins his second term in office with demands on politicians because “there is a lot at stake.” Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Car manufacturer: Mercedes boss Källenius remains Europe’s top car lobbyist011951
Ola Källenius remains at the head of the European car lobby association Acea. He begins his second term in office with demands on politicians because “there is a lot at stake.” Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Car manufacturer: Mercedes boss Källenius remains Europe’s top car lobbyist011951
Ola Källenius remains at the head of the European car lobby association Acea. He begins his second term in office with demands on politicians because “there is a lot at stake.” Go to Source
AUTOHAUS SteuerLuchs: BMF for charging electric vehicles
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