Auto industry in the crisis: thousands of jobs on the brink!
Auto industry in the crisis: thousands of jobs on the brink!
Stuttgart, Deutschland - The crisis in the automotive industry reaches new dimensions! The Bosch subsidiary ETAS plans to reduce up to 400 jobs in the next three years, which affects everyone's eighth of around 3,100 employees worldwide. According to a company spokeswoman, the exact effects on the German locations, which are located in Stuttgart-Feuerbach, Abstatt, Hildesheim, Bochum, Berlin and Munich, are still unclear. Whether there will be further dismissals depends on negotiations with employee representatives. These drastic measures are an answer to the weak demand for intelligent driver assistance systems that have lost importance. The job cuts are to be designed as socially acceptable as possible, which indicates an agreement that has been in effect since mid -2023, which excludes operational terminations by the end of 2027 href = "https://www.oe24.at/businesslive/bosch-aughter-etas-vor-freichung-von-stellen/615050860"> oe24.at reported.
job cuts at Bosch and the challenges of the industry
At the same time, Bosch announced that Bosch announced over 5,550 jobs worldwide, with 3,800 of these positions affecting German works. This affects 3,500 jobs in the area of software development for autonomous driving, almost half of them in Germany. Bosch fights with a lack of order and difficult market conditions, which are characterized by a slow change towards e-mobility. In a press release, Stephan Hölzl emphasized that the corporate structures have to be adapted to the requirements of the market in order to protect competitiveness. IG Metall already warned of the consequences of the cost -saving measures that could bring operational changes such as the downgrading of employment contracts to 35 hours a week. This would affect about 2,300 employees, which ZDF also critically highlighted.In the entire automotive industry, the problems come to a head: companies such as Volkswagen and Ford are also facing massive job cuts. The automotive industry in Germany is not only affected by internal challenges, but also faces declining demand and economic uncertainties. The current Situation brings the employees into a tense situation, which is accompanied by protests and warning strikes while fighting for their jobs.
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