Bosch Hallein remains unaffected by job cuts - the all -clear for employees

Bosch Hallein remains unaffected by job cuts - the all -clear for employees

Good news for the employees in the Bosch plant in Hallein: The company has announced that no jobs are broken down. This information was confirmed by the Bosch-Group-Austria at an inquiry to reduce areas in other countries.

This decision comes at a time when the company is fighting with a tense economic situation worldwide. Bosch plans to reduce more than 5,500 jobs in the next few years, with Germany being particularly affected. The reason for these measures lies in the challenges with which industry is faced with the world.

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The area of ​​cross-domain computing solutions is particularly affected by the job cancellations. Around 3,500 jobs should be lost here by the end of 2027. This business area specializes in the development of vehicle computers and has only been part of the Bosch production pallet for several years. The high number of terminations in this area shows how necessary the restructuring measures for the group are.

In addition, Bosch plans to reduce a total of more than 2,000 jobs in the Hildesheim plant and in the steering plant in Schwäbisch Gmünd. These decisions are part of a comprehensive strategy to secure the company's competitiveness and to react to the current market conditions.

The situation in Hallein, however, remains stable, which gives employees on site a certain security, even if other locations are affected by extensive personnel loss. The company emphasizes that it is a targeted adaptation to the market needs to help to secure the future of Bosch in the long term.

More details on this topic can be found in a detailed report on Salzburg.ORT .