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BBC International Business Correspondent. Writes about cars a lot. Also planes. Likes mountains, especially pointy ones. On the other thing as theothebaldest.
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Volkswagen yaklaşık 100 bin çalışanını işten çıkarmayı planlıyor

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By Theo Leggett Verified
| MSN Turkey
; ; ; Okumaya devam et Sizin için daha fazlası ; Okumaya devam et Sizin için daha fazlası
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Volkswagen yaklaşık 100 bin kişiyi işten çıkarmayı planlıyor

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By Theo Leggett Verified
| BBC Verified
Kaynak, Getty Images Haber bilgisi Yazan, Theo Leggett Unvan, Uluslararası Ekonomi Muhabiri Yayın tarihi 2 dakika önce Okuma süresi 2 dk Gündemi BBC Türkçe'den takip etmek artık WhatsApp'ta da mümkün. Haberlerimizin doğrudan telefonunuza gelmesi için tıklayın. Alman otomobil devi Volkswagen (VW) Grubu'nun CEO'su, dünya çapında yaklaşık 100 bin çalışanlarını işten çıkarmayı planladıklarını açıkladı. Bu, şirketin daha önce açıkladığı sayının iki katı.
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Volkswagen planning to cut up to 100,000 jobs globally

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By Theo Leggett Verified
| MSN Malaysia Verified
The chief executive of the German car giant Volkswagen Group has confirmed it is looking to cut up to 100,000 jobs – twice as many as previously stated. The group, which includes Porsche, Audi, Seat and Skoda as well as the VW brand, had previously said it would axe some 50,000 posts in Germany by 2030. It suffered a steep decline in profits last year – the result of falling sales in key markets, as well as increasing competition from Chinese brands moving into Europe.
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