The company is continuing its restructuring and staff reduction process across Europe with the aim of saving 2 billion euros by 2030.
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Vodafone is carrying out an artificial intelligence-supported transformation program to compensate for customer losses and simplify its structure.
According to the company's statement, Vodafone aims to save 2 billion euros in its European operations by 2030.
In this context, the company chose to reduce its number of employees and laid off 3 thousand employees in Europe between April and September. Vodafone announced that it reduced its costs by 200 million euros during this period.
Vodafone announced yesterday that it had decided to lay off 2,300 more people in Germany in the next 2 years.
It is estimated that almost 1 in every 5 employees will be directly affected by this decision within the scope of the company's comprehensive savings and restructuring program launched in Germany.
Aiming to simplify the structure after customer losses, the company plans to bring corporate processes, sales and customer services to a more integrated structure with the support of artificial intelligence. It is estimated that layoffs will be concentrated especially in management, administrative staff and duplicate structures remaining from the previous Unitymedia acquisition.
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The process of laying off 2,300 people in Germany will be completed within 2 years.
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