German truck maker MAN to cut 1.8k jobs by 2017
(MENAFN) German truck maker MAN, a unit of European car giant Volkswagen, said it plans to cut as many as 1,800 jobs by 2017 as part of a new cost-cutting drive, AFP reported.
MAN said in a statement that it would "realign" the production facilities of its MAN Truck & Bus division in Munich and Salzgitter in Germany, Steyr in Austria and Krakow in Poland.
"At the same time, MAN is streamlining its indirect areas. This will involve approximately 1,400 management positions and 400 in direct production areas," it said.
MAN said in a statement that it would "realign" the production facilities of its MAN Truck & Bus division in Munich and Salzgitter in Germany, Steyr in Austria and Krakow in Poland.
"At the same time, MAN is streamlining its indirect areas. This will involve approximately 1,400 management positions and 400 in direct production areas," it said.
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