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Mercedes-Benz is offering German employees another voluntary departure scheme as it seeks to reduce costs.
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The new scheme follows an earlier round of voluntary departures as the Stuttgart-based carmaker works to cut costs. In some cases, managers are also receiving individual offers to leave, ANP/DPA reported via Nieuws.nl. Mercedes-Benz employs 108,000 people in Germany. [1]
Management has warned that two German factories could close if costs are not reduced, prompting employee protests. The warning is conditional; the factories have not been identified in the report. [1]
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