Tesla to hire another thousand employees in Grünheide
American automaker Tesla wants to expand production at its Grünheide plant near Berlin and hire an additional 1,000 employees. The announcement concerns the factory in the state of Brandenburg, where the company plans to increase the pace of electric vehicle production beyond original expectations. Die Zeit ↗
According to published information, this is another wave of hiring following the April announcement, when Tesla had already announced the hiring of 1,000 new workers. The company is now again talking about the same number of new positions. Production at the plant is set to rise to 7,500 vehicles per week, while it currently stands at approximately 6,200 cars per week. Tagesschau ↗
The production expansion comes after a period in which Tesla had struggled on the European market for a longer time. However, the latest reports suggest a partial improvement in developments, to which the company is responding by strengthening capacity in Brandenburg. The Grünheide plant is among the most significant industrial projects in the region, and its further growth is also being watched by state officials. Deutschlandfunk ↗
Brandenburg's Minister-President Dietmar Woidke describes Tesla as an important success factor for the state. Further developments will depend on whether the automaker manages to steadily increase production while also filling the new jobs to the planned extent. Tagesspiegel ↗
According to published information, this is another wave of hiring following the April announcement, when Tesla had already announced the hiring of 1,000 new workers. The company is now again talking about the same number of new positions. Production at the plant is set to rise to 7,500 vehicles per week, while it currently stands at approximately 6,200 cars per week. Tagesschau ↗
The production expansion comes after a period in which Tesla had struggled on the European market for a longer time. However, the latest reports suggest a partial improvement in developments, to which the company is responding by strengthening capacity in Brandenburg. The Grünheide plant is among the most significant industrial projects in the region, and its further growth is also being watched by state officials. Deutschlandfunk ↗
Brandenburg's Minister-President Dietmar Woidke describes Tesla as an important success factor for the state. Further developments will depend on whether the automaker manages to steadily increase production while also filling the new jobs to the planned extent. Tagesspiegel ↗
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Elektroautos: Woidke sieht Tesla als Erfolgsgarant in Brandenburg
Tagesspiegel
| 15:54 25.06.
Elektroautos: Woidke sieht Tesla als Erfolgsgarant in Brandenburg
Die Zeit
| 15:53 25.06.
Elektro-Pkw: Tesla baut mehr Autos in Grünheide - 1.000 neue Mitarbeiter
Die Zeit
| 16:25 25.06.
Brandenburg - Tesla stellt in Grünheide 1.000 neue Mitarbeiter ein
Deutschlandfunk
| 15:59 25.06.
Produktion wird hochgefahren: Tesla will in Grünheide weitere 1000 Mitarbeiter einstellen
n-tv
| 15:57 25.06.
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