The number of German businesses filing for bankruptcy was down last month, after reaching a 20-year high in April, according ...

People in Germany have taken the idea of a work-life balance too far. To get their economy back on track, they must work more ...

U.S. tariff policy could cost Germany 90,000 jobs within a year, the country's labour office head told Sueddeutsche Zeitung ...

More than a quarter century after The Economist first dubbed Germany the “sick man of Europe,” the label applies again. And this time, the illness is a chronic condition, requiring a long-term ...

Workers at Ford's two car plants in the German city of Cologne ... the slogan "Fight for every job." Advt "The strike today costs a couple of million euros in losses," works' council head Benjamin ...

Ford announced European job cuts last year ... a deal in place since 2006 that Ford would cover the German subsidiary's losses, drawing protest from IG Metall.

He picked up 15 additional votes in the second round, more than enough to secure the job. “It is important that Germany gets a ... They regained much of those losses after Mr. Merz won the ...

Germany ranks 7th in the country comparison ... However, with an adjusted value of 35,000 queries, the search queries on the topic of job loss due to AI are comparatively high.

Frankfurt, Germany: German rail operator Deutsche Bahn reported another massive annual loss Thursday as it battles ... which will involve thousands of job cuts. He also hailed a plan to establish ...

According to the study, annual productivity growth of 0.9% can be expected in Germany between 2025 and ... could be productivity gains in individual jobs - particularly in terms of costs and ...

Puma shares plunged by a fifth after the German sportswear brand announced 500 job losses and gave a bleak warning for the year ahead. Chief executive Arne Freundt announced cuts including axing ...

The loss of manufacturing jobs has been masked by a broader shift in employment trends. Overall the number of German jobs grew by 4.8 per cent between the start of 2020 and November last year ...