DPA International on MSN9h
Further protests at Germany's Volkswagen as CEO defends planned cutsVolkswagen chief executive Oliver Blume on Wednesday defended the carmaker's cost-cutting programme in a tense meeting at ...
Volkswagen CEO Olivier Blume faced a huge booing crowd in Germany today, arguing that company isn’t operating in “a fantasy world” and that plants will be closing and jobs will be lost.
Nearly 100,000 Volkswagen workers staged walkouts across nine German plants to protest wage cuts and potential plant closures ...
Volkswagen's ongoing dispute reached a boiling point as CEO Oliver Blume and Chairwoman Daniela Cavallo faced off during a ...
Prices charged by service providers rose at the slowest rate in over three-and-a-half years in November despite a sharp rise ...
GlobalData on MSN16h
Nearly 100,000 workers join Volkswagen strikes across GermanyIn a demonstration of unrest, nearly 100,000 Volkswagen employees engages in strikes across Germany, contesting the automaker’s proposals for wage reductions and potential site closures. IG Metall ...
Volkswagen's CEO and labour boss clashed during a staff meeting on Wednesday, with management pushing for major cuts while ...
CEO and labour boss clashed during a staff meeting on Wednesday (Dec 4), with management pushing for major cuts while workers ...
Volkswagen AG Chief Executive Officer Oliver Blume told workers that current union proposals to cut costs offer a starting ...
Wall Street Journal on MSN14h
Striking Volkswagen Workers Numbered Nearly 100,000 on Monday, Union SaysNearly 100,000 Volkswagen VOW30.85%increase; green up pointing triangle employees participated in warning strikes Monday in a ...
DPA International on MSN13h
VW workers demand concessions from management over planned cutsThe chairwoman of the Volkswagen works council on Wednesday called on management at the German auto giant to make concessions ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback