Volkswagen CEO says the company will implement its largest transformation plan ever, potentially laying off 50,000 people to address the European automotive industry crisis.
Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume stated that the specific details of the plan will be officially disclosed to employees and union representatives this week. This move aims to address the multiple pressures facing the European automotive industry, including high energy costs, tightening regulations, and increasing competition from electric vehicles. Christiane Benner, Deputy Chairwoman of Volkswagen's Supervisory Board and head of the IG Metall union, called the proposal to cut 50,000 jobs a "harsh provocation" and said that employees' trust in management had been "severely damaged."
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