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tagesschau @tagesschau@ard.social · 2d ago
VW-Chef Blume: "Ein Werk zu schließen, ist immer die letzte Lösung" Schwache Verkäufe vor allem in China setzen dem VW-Konzern zu: Der Gewinn ist kräftig gesunken. Konzernchef Blume will bis Jahresende Klarheit zum Sparkurs schaffen - und weiter an der Wettbewerbsfähigkeit arbeiten. ➡️ https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/vw-vorstandschef-blume-interview-100.html?at_medium=mastodon&at_campaign=tagesschau.de #Volkswagen #VW #OliverBlume
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The Bad Place @TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Jul 13, 2026
BBC News | Volkswagen planning to cut up to 100,000 jobs globally AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Volkswagen’s chief executive Oliver Blume announced that the group is now considering cutting up to 100,000 jobs worldwide—double the 50,000 cuts previously slated for Germany by 2030—as part of a drive to lower costs that are about 20 % higher than rivals and to streamline operations across all its brands. The proposal comes after a steep profit decline from €22.6 billion in 2023 to €8.9 billion last year, driven by falling sales in key markets such as China (down 26 %) and the United States (down over 7 % amid tariff impacts) and mounting competition from Chinese automakers. While the company has yet to decide the fate of four German factories, including two electric‑car sites, it has already agreed with IG Metall to cut 35,000 jobs at the VW brand and 15,000 elsewhere by 2030, and recent protests have intensified as the broader job‑reduction plan is debated. Some analysts suspect the 100,000 figure may be a bargaining tactic, implying the final number could be lower. Read more: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2wzpwn51lo?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss #Volkswagen #VolksGroup #OliverBlume #IGMetall
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Italian News by RSS @ItalianNews@mastodon.ozioso.online · Jul 13, 2026
Il Tempo: Volkswagen: Blume, tagli necessari, possibile eliminare fino a 50 mila posti lavoro Roma, 13 lug.(Adnkronos/Dpa) - Il Ceo di Volkswagen, Oliver Blume, ha avvertito che potrebbero essere necessari fino a 50.000 tagli di posti di lavoro per restituire competitività al principale gruppo automobilistico europeo, in un clima di forte tensione con dipendenti e sindacati. In un'intervista interna visionata dall'agenzia Dpa, Blume ha quantificato per la prima volta l'entità dei potenziali esuberi, dopo che la scorsa settimana i media tedeschi avevano ipotizzato il taglio di oltre 100.000 posizioni. Giovedì il sindacato IG Metall ha organizzato proteste su scala nazionale in concomitanza con la riunione del management per discutere le indiscrezioni sui piani di riduzione dei costi; nel fine settimana anche il consiglio di fabbrica ha espresso la propria netta contrarietà. Blume ha spiegato che la stima di 50.000 potenziali tagli deriva da un piano volto a ridurre i costi amministrativi e infrastrutturali di Volkswagen per preservarne la competitività, segnalando che i costi del gruppo superano ancora del 20% la media dei concorrenti. "Un calcolo teorico, ipotizzando l'assenza di variazioni nel costo del lavoro, comporterebbe circa 50.000 tagli di posti di lavoro a livello globale", ha dichiarato. Il Ceo ha spiegato che è attualmente in corso una valutazione che interessa tutti i brand, le controllate e le aree geografiche per determinare quali interventi siano necessari e fattibili. Il costo del personale non dipende solo dal numero di dipendenti, ma anche dal costo del lavoro, ha aggiunto Blume. "Dobbiamo usare anche questa leva", ha concluso, indicando che l'entità esatta dei tagli all'occupazione non è stata ancora definita. Volkswagen: Blume, cost cuts, possible elimination of up to 50,000 jobs Rome, July 13 (Adnkronos/Dpa) - Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume warned that up to 50,000 job cuts may be necessary to restore competitiveness for the leading European automotive group, amid strong tensions with employees and unions. In an internal interview viewed by DPA agency, Blume for the first time quantified the extent of potential redundancies after German media had last week hypothesized a cut of over 100,000 positions. On Thursday, the IG Metall union organized nationwide protests coinciding with the management meeting to discuss rumors about cost reduction plans; over the weekend, the works council also expressed its firm opposition. Blume explained that the estimate of 50,000 potential cuts stems from a plan to reduce Volkswagen's administrative and infrastructure costs in order to preserve its competitiveness, noting that the group’s costs still exceed the average of competitors by 20%. “A theoretical calculation, assuming no changes in labor costs, would result in approximately 50,000 job losses globally,” he stated. The CEO explained that an assessment is currently underway affecting all brands, subsidiaries and geographic areas to determine what interventions are necessary and feasible. The cost of personnel does not depend only on the number of employees, but also on labor costs, Blume added. “We must also use this lever,” he concluded, indicating that the exact size of job cuts has not yet been defined. #Volkswagen #Blume #Adnkronos/Dpa #OliverBlume #European #first #German #IGMetall https://www.iltempo.it/adnkronos/2026/07/13/news/volkswagen-blume-tagli-necessari-possibile-eliminare-fino-a-50-mila-posti-lavoro-48528884/
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☮ ♥ ♬ 🧑‍💻 @peterrenshaw@ioc.exchange · Jun 29, 2026
“Volkswagen chief executive #OliverBlume had less than 48 hours to celebrate the lucrative sale of the #carmaker’s €10bn marine #engines division before the deal was overshadowed by his plans to #axe up to 100,000 jobs. The sale of a majority stake in #Everllence and the scale of the cost-cutting plans revealed last week underline the urgency at #Volkswagen as it fights fierce competition from insurgent #Chinese brands and adapts to the shift to #ElectricVehicles.” This is a business decision not to go electric. #VW had the technology almost 6 decades ago. Maximise profit, then loose. #Germany / #engineering / #electrification / #ElectricCars / #EV /
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