Protests Against Job Cuts: Mercedes: Plant Closures if Costs Do Not Fall
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A board member and director of the Mercedes-Benz industry, Michael Shibe, stated that two German auto-concerna plants were at risk of being shut down because of high costs. At a meeting of workers at the Zindelfingen plant, the top manager stressed the company's urgent need to reduce costs. In case of failure, the car manufacturer eliminates one assembly plant and one power plant, transfers RIA News with reference to WirtschaftsWoche. The public…
Mercedes Production Director Michael Schiebe has announced the closure of two plants in Germany if costs are not reduced in Germany.
Mercedes-Benz is too high the labour costs in Germany. Production CEO Schieber makes the continued existence of two German factories at a factory meeting in Sindelfingen dependent on drastic savings.
The director of Mercedes-Benz, Michael Shibe, at a meeting at the Zindelfingen plant, stressed that substantial cost reductions were needed to preserve all businesses.
While Kecskemét has emerged as the concern's largest European production site, further production cuts and even factory closures may be on the agenda in Germany. Mercedes workers are protesting against the planned cuts.
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