Auto supplier announces job cuts - factory in the southwest also affected?

As of: March 15, 2024, 3:00 p.m

By: Julian Baumann

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The Bavarian automotive supplier Webasto says it fell short of its expectations in 2023 and therefore has to take action.

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Webasto falls short of expectations.

The automotive supplier is reacting with drastic measures, which could also affect a factory in the southwest.

Stuttgart - The German automotive industry is facing major challenges.

While some manufacturers such as Mercedes-Benz and Porsche have been able to increase their sales, others are struggling with significant difficulties.

Automotive supplier Webasto has announced that it will review its capacities and structures and, in addition to further measures, also wants to make extensive job cuts.

This could also affect a plant near Baden-Württemberg.

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you can read why the automotive supplier Webasto has to cut jobs and which plants could be affected.

At the beginning of the year, automotive supplier Brose also announced job cuts that could affect several locations in Baden-Württemberg.

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