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German industry in decline: Siemens to lay off 6,000 employees mainly in its industrial automation division due to weak demand.

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18 March 2025, 20:28
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Siemens AG has announced layoffs of about 6,000 employees globally, including 2,850 in Germany, mainly in its industrial automation division. The decision follows weak demand in key markets and high inventory levels. Although the company expects business to improve this year, it will adjust production capacities. Siemens emphasizes that the total number of employees in Germany will remain constant, thanks to recruitment in other growth areas.

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Siemens anunţă concedierea a 6.000 de angajați la nivel mondial
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Siemens anunţă concedierea a 6.000 de angajați la nivel mondial
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Siemens anunță că va concedia 6.000 de angajați pe plan global. Aproape jumătate dintre aceștia sunt din Germania
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Siemens declanșează concedierea a mii de angajați
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Industria germană în declin: Siemens dă afară 6.000 de oameni, jumătate din Germania
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O mare companie de tehnologie anunță concedieri masive. Mii de oameni vor fi dați afară
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Un gigant mondial cu birouri în România anunță concedieri masive. Va renunța la 6.000 de angajați
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Germany's Siemens to cut over 6,000 jobs worldwide

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