Criza auto scoate 175.000 de oameni la protest în Germania. Zeci de mii de locuri de muncă sunt amenințate

Around 175,000 employees from the German automotive industry protested against restructuring plans threatening jobs. Organized by the IG Metall union, the demonstrations aimed to address layoffs and increased working hours. Protests occurred at major manufacturers like Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen, with calls for government intervention to protect jobs and working conditions. The union opposes job cuts and changes to the 35-hour workweek, emphasizing the need for companies to adapt to market changes without harming employees. The automotive sector faces significant challenges, including a shift to electric vehicles and cost pressures, impacting the broader European economy.