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Volkswagen to Cut 35,000 Jobs in Germany as Part of Major Cost-Saving Plan

The agreement with unions includes production reductions, job security until 2030, and pay cuts for managers to avoid immediate plant closures.

Volkswagen to Cut 35,000 Jobs in Germany by 2030 to Address Financial Challenges

Volkswagen and IG Metall Struggle to Resolve Historic Labor Dispute

Volkswagen Faces Major Job Cuts and Factory Closures Amid Electric Vehicle Sales Slump

Volkswagen Faces Escalating Labor Dispute as IG Metall Plans Second Nationwide Strike

Volkswagen Faces Escalating Labor Dispute Over Cost-Cutting Measures

Volkswagen Rejects Union's Cost-Saving Proposal, Strikes Expected

Volkswagen and IG Metall Push for Agreement Before Holidays

IG Metall Chief Urges VW Management to Lead by Example with Pay Cuts

Volkswagen Faces Crisis Amid Calls for Political Exit from Board

Former VW Managers Sue Over Pay Cuts Amid Cost-Saving Measures

Volkswagen Faces High Costs and Union Tensions Amid Potential German Plant Closures

Volkswagen Terminates Long-Standing Job Protection Deal in Major Cost-Cutting Move

Volkswagen Faces Critical Challenges Amid EV Transition

Volkswagen Faces Historic Plant Closures Amidst Union Resistance