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Integration: Volkswagen Sachsen GmbH to be incorporated into Volkswagen AG

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Nicolai Laude
Nicolai Laude
Head of Sustainability & Issues Communications
Dr. Carsten Krebs
Dr. Carsten Krebs
Future Technology Communications Head of External Communications Volkswagen Sachsen GmbH
The Volkswagen factory in Zwickau
The Volkswagen factory in Zwickau
  • Decision taken to fully integrate Volkswagen Sachsen GmbH in Volkswagen AG by 2027
  • Corporate structures will become leaner and decision-making processes quicker
  • Extra costs to be offset by site-specific compensation measures
  • Agreement on gradual harmonisation of weekly working hours from 38 at present to 35
  • Gunnar Kilian, member of the Board of Management for HR at Volkswagen: “The integration will enable us to optimise our structures, enhance collaboration and leverage efficiencies in administration.”

Zwickau / Wolfsburg. Volkswagen Sachsen GmbH, an independent company to date, will be fully integrated in Volkswagen AG by 2027. The company has reached an agreement to that effect with the trade union IG Metall. The integration will help optimise corporate structures and speed up decision-making processes at the three sites of Chemnitz, Dresden and Zwickau. The company is thus taking a further step in the transformation process of the Group. The around 10,000 employees will be gradually transitioned to Volkswagen AG’s company collective agreement. They were previously covered by the regional collective agreement applying in the metal and electrical industry.

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