The manufacturer of sportswear "Adidas" may reduce up to 10% of the employees of the company's head office in the city of Herzogenaurach, according to the tabloid "Bild".
However, a spokesman for the company refused to confirm the job cut number but said that the company structure was ‘too ...
Adidas and Puma, two of Germany’s leading sportswear companies, are reportedly planning significant layoffs as they navigate ...
The layoffs will affect employees at Adidas’ headquarters in Herzogenaurach, Germany, and represent nearly 9% of the 5,800 ...
Adidas intends to reduce the size of its workforce at its headquarters in Herzogenaurach, Germany, impacting up to 500 jobs, ...
Puma wants to improve operations and cut costs in the name of profitability, while Adidas said its operating model is too ...
Adidas shares were in the spotlight on Thursday on possible layoffs in Germany as the company focuses on its long-term plans ...
Bad news for employees at shoe and athletic wear giant Adidas ($ADDYY), as word emerged about substantial layoff plans to hit the company’s ...
German sportswear giant Adidas plans to adjust structures at its company headquarters in southern Germany and possibly also reduce the number of employees at the site by 5,800. A company spokeswoman ...
The chief executive officer Bjoern Gulden of Adidas AG will cut 500 roles based at its headquarters in Herzogenaurach as the company outperformed projected sales for the retro sneakers.
The sportswear manufacturer Adidas plans to restructure its headquarters in Herzogenaurach, Germany, and potentially reduce ...
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