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German conglomerate Thyssenkrupp to cut 3,000 jobs at steel unit by 2026

Jobs will be cut in a socially responsible way, with no forced layoffs until March 31, 2026, Thyssenkrupp said.

ThyssenKrupp AG headquarters in Essen, Germany Photo: Reuters
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As a result of the pandemic, Thyssenkrupp said it will make production adjustments in its steel business.

Reuters Frankfurt
The German elevator-to-car parts conglomerate Thyssenkrupp will cut 3,000 jobs at its steel unit by 2026 as part of a wage deal it struck with powerful labour union IG Metall, it said on Wednesday.

Jobs will be cut in a socially responsible way, with no forced layoffs until March 31, 2026, Thyssenkrupp said.

The deal also has an immediate "corona crisis package" that includes shortened working hours, which will be implemented over the coming weeks, the company said.

As a result of the pandemic, Thyssenkrupp said it will make production adjustments in its steel business.

"We will have to go into short-time work at

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