Porsche to cut one in five jobs by 2035 as parent Volkswagen restructures
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- ▪ Porsche to axe one in five jobs by 2035 as China, EV woes bite - Reuters — "site:reuters.com" - Google News
- ▪ Porsche ramps up job cuts to 9,000 by 2035 — Yahoo Finance
- ▪ Porsche to Cut a Further 5,000 Jobs — Update - Morningstar — Google News
- ▪ Porsche to cut another 5,000 jobs — Investing.com — News
- ▪ Volkswagen To Cut 30,000 Jobs — SiliconIndia.com
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Open this photo in gallery:A Porsche employee works on a car in Stuttgart, Germany in March, 2025.SILAS STEIN/AFP/Getty ImagesShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountGerman luxury carmaker Porsche POAHF will cut around one in five jobs by 2035, with 9,000 positions to be axed in total, as parent Volkswagen VWAGY and its brands restructure in the face of weak demand and stiff competition.In a deal announced on Monday after months of negotiations, Porsche management and labour representatives agreed to 5,000 additional job cuts that avoid compulsory redundancies through measures like natural attrition and voluntary schemes.These measures follow a first package of 3,900 job cuts agreed in February 2025 and another 500 announced by CEO Michael Leiters…
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