Thyssenkrupp's Steel Unit Overhaul: Job Security Amid Capacity Cuts

Thyssenkrupp announced that the restructuring of its struggling steel unit will proceed without forced layoffs, despite job and capacity cuts. Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky aims for a 20% stake in the business. This move has allayed fears among workers about potential compulsory redundancies.

The restructuring of Thyssenkrupp's struggling steel unit will take place without forced layoffs, the company said on Monday.

The business, in which Czech billionair Daniel Kretinsky wants to take a 20% stake, is faced with job and capacity cuts, which has stoked fears among workers that compulsory redundancies are on the cards.

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