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    L’industria tedesca perde quasi 250.000 posti di lavoro nel peggioramento della recessione, lo studio mostra

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    1. LordTrololo on

      Good thing the pensions were increased by the new government and some tax increases are on the way – this will surely help the economy….

    3. RelativeCourage8695 on

      I can’t wait for the next op-ed in Süddeutsche or Zeit cheering this success of green politics. Less cars is a good thing, isn’t it?

    4. xalibr on

      > since 2019

      There has been a 4,3% decline of industry jobs in Germany since 2019.

      Also since 2019, Germany has _gained_ about 800,000 more employed people overall though. While industry jobs have declined, these gains have come almost entirely from growth in the service sector.

    5. walagoth on

      how bad is this then? I have been reading a few articles over the months that things actually are bad?

    6. Skeng_in_Suit on

      Can’t wait to see Ursula proposing 100% tariff on EU goods to the Orange turd next week in a desperate attempt to save her dying automotive industry

    7. Any-Original-6113 on

      Is this the lowest point, or are expectations getting worse?

    8. enemyboatspotted_ on

      2 more weeks and Germany finds a cheaper alternative to Russian gas

    9. BakaTensai on

      If you look at any of the Indian subs (not sure what those are promoted so heavily by Reddit right now), Indians are looking at Germany as the new promised land for emigration now that US, Canada, and Australia are tightening immigration restrictions from India. This isn’t a good sign for those new graduates looking for PR…

    11. CaptchaSolvingRobot on

      The world is in a recession, the numbers just haven’t caught up yet.

    12. Rocketman7 on

      By industry, they mean automotive industry. The writing was on wall when they completely ignored the threat of EVs. We need policies that force key industries to innovate or this it what happens.

    13. Sizeablegrapefruits on

      Germany is no longer competitive globally. This is really still just the first inning of a structural collapse in industry and manufacturing.

      The U.S innovates, China replicates, and Europe regulates.

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