33 points muse900 32 minutes ago 20 comments
msandford 9 minutes ago | parent
I can't help but think this was influenced somewhat by the shutdown of Germany's nuclear reactors thus making energy more expensive and all the knock on effects.
pmarreck 8 minutes ago | parent
odyssey7 5 minutes ago | parent
> Mercedes-Benz has decided to halt “all further investments” in Germany and warned that plant closures were now an option, marking an escalation of its stand-off with unions in a bid to reduce labour costs.
> The German premium carmaker has called for longer working hours without extra pay to boost productivity but has failed to reach a deal with its works council despite four months of negotiations.
> In an interview with board members published on the company’s intranet on Thursday, its production head Michael Schiebe said “the current cost structures do not allow us to invest in Germany”.
roycomputer 7 minutes ago | parent
WarmWash 5 minutes ago | parent
whiplash451 4 minutes ago | parent
Thank you MB for reminding this to the world.
doughnutstracks 3 minutes ago | parent
https://www.dw.com/en/mercedes-benz-germany-investment/a-799...