Union calls on manufacturers to take responsibility for German automotive sector
3 Sep 22 · 4d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 3 of 3
IG Metall chairwoman Christiane Benner responded to the mounting closures and restructuring announcements with a call for corporate accountability and workforce protection.
“We expect corporate leaders and management teams to take responsibility for Germany as an automotive nation, for employees and for jobs”
Christiane BennerChristiane Benner IG Metall ChairwomanIG Metall Germany's largest industrial unionVolkswagen Group Major German automakerMercedes-Benz Major German automakerThomas Schaefer VW brand head
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German automakers are facing multiple problems at once, from declining demand at home and stronger competition from abroad to the cost of punitive and arbitrary new tariffs, on top of preexisting structural challenges like an aging workforce.
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