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Volkswagen intensifies restructuring after deteriorating results

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L'économiste Dudenhöffer propose une semaine de 40 heures chez Volkswagen sans hausse de salaire

Ferdinand Dudenhöffer suggère de faire travailler les salariés de Volkswagen 40 heures sans compensation salariale immédiate, avec un partage ultérieur des profits en cas de réussite de la restructuration.

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Plants, jobs and earnings event (severity: low) involving Volkswagen, in Allemagne, first detected on 4 November 2026 at 19:07. Reported by 1 source (1 article), last updated on 4 November 2026 at 19:07. Part of the story “Volkswagen intensifies restructuring after deteriorating results”.

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DE Germany
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4 Nov, 19h07
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4 Nov, 19h07
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no.4653
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    newswall.orgWirevia Recherche fraîche · Volkswagen4 Nov
    Dudenhöffer proposes VW 40-hour week without pay adjustment

    # VW employees to work longer hours - | Dudenhöffer wants to "reward" their sacrifice later Dudenhöffer proposes VW 40-hour week without pay adjustment A successful restructuring could later give employees a share of extra profits, but it is unclear whether worker representatives would consider the model. Photo: merkur.de · view article Key Facts Aug 25, 2026 · Reading time: ~45 sec. Summary created with AI assistance · Source: merkur.de Dudenhöffer presents a 40-hour week as a temporary measure instead of the 35 hours generally set by VW’s company tariff agreement and cites Toyota’s margin as

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