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Bosch Announces Job Cuts Amid Auto Industry Challenges

Bosch plans to cut 5,500 jobs in its automotive division, reflecting global auto industry struggles.

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Updated: Nov 22nd, 2024, 2:55 PM ET

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Germany's Bosch will reduce its automotive workforce by 5,500 jobs due to stagnant global sales, excess production capacity, and delays in electric vehicle transition. This announcement follows similar job cuts from Ford and concerns among Volkswagen workers over factory closures. The cuts indicate broader issues in the European auto market, compounded by inflation and reduced government incentives for electric vehicles. The planned reductions are still under review, emphasizing a responsible approach toward impacted employees.

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