Volkswagen workers criticise board communication

Volkswagen employees have criticised management communication amid further cost cuts and restructuring plans. An internal survey showed workers felt unsettled by public announcements regarding plant futures.

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FILE PHOTO: Volkswagen Group CEO Oliver Blume speaks to journalists on the press and media day of the IAA auto show in Munich, Germany, September 8, 2025.

VOLKSWAGEN AG employees slammed management communication as disastrous on Monday morning amid mounting anxiety over potential job losses and plant futures in Germany. The backlash follows internal survey findings revealing widespread staff alarm over cost-cutting proposals. The dispute escalates tensions as Europe's largest automaker weighs its largest-ever restructuring, including up to 50,000 potential job cuts.

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