Volkswagen labour leaders stand by 'red line' on plant closures - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuAFBVV95cUxOQ0tQaXowYm1MYzJGWU16WDNoaWRMQmptRE1pZnNlRGl5bVFiU2NoY2t0Sl96VDNPUmlDMThPMnhJZGd0WVJLMVhXYlVlR0VObkhncEJXSDVSOW1peEp5cl81ZkpDMkVuV0RJQmtxS1dCNWxzUERNU1NuYWNNb2NCVUcwOEh6dVMwczd6NndKUzVzeVVPTW55LUNJN0dyeE85TWgwUWdEeUctdkJYNmZSWDJDd0ZpejdT?oc=5" target="_blank">Volkswagen labour leaders stand by 'red line' on plant closures</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Volkswagen's labour leaders reaffirmed their commitment to a 2024 agreement that prohibits plant closures in Germany, while expressing openness to proposals for under-utilised production sites.

Volkswagen's labour representatives have voiced their commitment to preserving jobs, acknowledging the need for discussions about less active production sites, grounded in a 2024 restructuring agreement.

Volkswagen’s labour leaders reaffirmed their commitment to the 2024 agreement with IG Metall guaranteeing no plant closures in Germany through 2030, while remaining open to innovative proposals like defence partnerships or Chinese collaborations.