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Volkswagen to eliminate jobs for 20,000 employees

Volkswagen intends to lay off over 20,000 workers from its primary brand as part of a cost-cutting strategy, according to our news.

Volkswagen intends to dismiss more than 20,000 workers from its primary brand as part of an...
Volkswagen intends to dismiss more than 20,000 workers from its primary brand as part of an efficiency measure, reports indicate from our site.

Volkswagen to eliminate jobs for 20,000 employees

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🚗 Volkswagen's Layoff Plan: Stay in the Know 💡

Volkswagen's planning a major shift with over 20,000 employees of its main brand set to bid adieu, as part of an optimization program! 👩‍💼👨‍💼

The financials aren't looking too hot, with profits taking a nosedive and costs that need to be slashed, straight up! According to insiders, the workforce reduction in Germany could hit a staggering 35,000 by 2030. ❌💰

What's interesting is that around 20,000 employees have agreed to say adieu through voluntary redundancies. These moves are part of Volkswagen's broader restructuring strategy, complete with a voluntary exit program. 🏢📊

Volkswagen's first quarterly profits in 2025 dropped a whopping 40 percent. This dreadful dip has them bracing for the full-year 2025 results, which might just be closer to the lower end of their current forecast. Cue the need for cost-cutting measures, pronto! ⏱️💸

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  • "The current financial situation in the automotive industry has led Volkswagen to consider cost-cutting measures in its business strategy, such as voluntary redundancies."
  • "Despite the layoffs and restructuring efforts, Volkswagen still struggles with profit losses, especially in the finance sector, causing concern for future business outcomes."

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