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Protest rally in front of Thyssenkrupp: Employees demand respect

Thousands of employees of the industrial group Thyssenkrupp want to demonstrate in Essen on Thursday against the way the Thyssenkrupp Executive Board treats its employees. Up to 5000 employees from.

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Minister Laumann wants to speak to Thyssenkrupp employees again

In the dispute over the Thyssenkrupp Executive Board s approach to the planned restructuring of the Group, employees are once again receiving support from the state government of North.

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Thyssenkrupp boss defends plans to restructure steel division

Thyssenkrupp boss defends plans to restructure steel division
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Wüst calls on Thyssenkrupp board to involve employees

NRW Minister President Hendrik Wüst has called on the Thyssenkrupp Executive Board to involve employees in the future strategy for the steel division. I expect the company management to draw up a.

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Livelihood concerns in the steel industry: Von der Leyen wants to combat dumping

BRUSSELS/ESSEN ? EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is campaigning for stronger action against cheap imports from countries such as China in view of the livelihood concerns of steel.

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