Latest news and stories about autoeuropa in Portugal for expats and residents.
The Volkswagen supervisory board unanimously approved a restructuring plan this Thursday that includes the elimination of approximately 50,000 jobs worldwide by the end of the decade.
Volkswagen has approved a major restructuring plan that includes the elimination of more than 50,000 positions.
At a time when it is implementing a deep restructuring plan, which includes layoffs and production cuts, Volkswagen may end the Seat brand as early as 2029. This decision, which has not yet been officially confirmed, aims to strengthen the 'competitiveness and efficiency' of the German manufacturer. According to Expánsion, which cites a report...
Employees at the Autoeuropa plant are concerned about the current situation, although there are no indications that job cuts will be implemented in Portugal.
The Autoeuropa factory is undergoing a refurbishment of its assembly line and paint shop and will only resume production on August 24, an official company source revealed to Lusa this Wednesday. “There was a holiday shutdown from June 1 to 11, followed by another...
The Volkswagen Group, the largest European automotive consortium and the second largest globally, is in crisis and plans to lay off thousands of workers and close factories. Is Autoeuropa also at risk of facing cuts?
The SITE Sul union states that a “halted Autoeuropa is the portrait of the rejected labour package.”
In Palmela, Autoeuropa is starting production of the new Volkswagen T-Roc. This week, 'Sobre Rodas' went to see the new model and visit the assembly line. There are also tips on how to save fuel at a time when prices are soaring.
The Workers' Committee described the situation as “extremely serious and unacceptable”.
