Stellenabbau im Stahlrohrgeschäft
Published: 25 Nov 2019
In den kommenden drei Jahren plant Benteler im Stahlrohrgeschäft den Abbau von etwa 600 Arbeitsplätzen.
In diesem Geschäftsfeld sind etwa 3.600 Menschen in den Werken Dinslaken, Bottrop und Paderborn beschäftigt.
Mit dem Stellenabbau möchte das Familienunternehmen die Produktionskapazitäten der sinkenden Nachfrage anpassen. So soll der größte Teil der deutschen Arbeitsplätze gesichert werden.
Die Stellenstreichungen werden sozialverträglich erfolgen, teilt das Unternehmen mit.
Quelle und Vorschaufoto: BENTELER International Aktiengesellschaft
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