News / Major cuts and job losses could be on the cards at DB Cargo

11 September 2019

Deutsche Bahn (DB) is considering severe cuts to its DB Cargo division, according to German media.

Reuters in Germany said cuts in the loss-making division could mean the loss of 3,000 jobs – said to be up to half the German workforce – in the next 10 years. ...

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