Large German companies begin to reduce workforce
According to Yeni Şafak, one of Europe's largest companies, Siemens has decided to reduce its workforce worldwide, totaling 6,000.
As a result, 2,850 employees working in the automation and charging equipment manufacturing sector for electric vehicles in Germany could lose their jobs.
It's not just Siemens that is laying off employees. Earlier, German media reported that Audi is also planning to cut 7,500 jobs by 2029.
All of this suggests that Germany's manufacturing sector is beginning to face a crisis. Rising energy prices, disruptions in supply chains, and falling demand have put large companies in a difficult situation.
As a result, mass layoffs are on the rise. In response, unions are organizing protests and strikes, demanding better job guarantees.
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