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Comment / Analysis: DSV Panalpina – job losses carry the burden of 'value creation'

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About a week before Easter, an email – yet another one with the subject: “Staff changes” – was sent to the US employees of DSV Panalpina on the US west coast, informing them of the effects of another redundancy wave. The second one, to my knowledge, in less than six months.

“Layoffs are never easy and we all know the impact this will have on those involved and their families. We wish them and their families the best of luck in ...

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