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Daimler's labor talks heat up, with 15,000 jobs at risk

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Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, Daimler had warned of at least 10,000 job losses. (BLOOMBERG)
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By:
ILONA WISSENBACH and EDWARD TAYLOR
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By:
Reuters
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July 13, 2020 12:08 PM

FRANKFURT -- Labor representatives at Daimler said Monday that discussions with management over cost cuts had become "rougher" after a board member said over the weekend that more than 15,000 jobs were at risk.

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