Volkswagen Workers Slam Board's Communication as 50,000 More Job Cuts Loom
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No other group discusses as much as Volkswagen. It is still about prunes and vanities – and not about the future of Germany as a car location.
Fear of job losses and factory closures strain the mood at VW. Shortly before the company meetings, the employees criticize the board of directors.
The VW staff strongly criticizes the communication of the Management Board. An internal survey shows the uncertainty of the employees. The head of the company is now supposed to give answers to company meetings.
Chief Executive Officer Oliver Blume calls on employees to "take part" in an internal survey with management. The dispute over the future of the largest European industrial group is getting worse.
The car manufacturer Volkswagen has to set up a new company. Head of the company Blume causes insecurity with an interview within the company. Employees are left in the ignorant by the concrete plans of the board. They show their dissatisfaction in a survey.
VW employees criticise the Executive Board in an internal survey. Many feel insecure because of the communication of the head of the company.
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