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Goodyear restructures EMEA: 1200 jobs cut, 500 created

Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Goodyear has been present in Luxembourg since 1951. EMEA's R&D functions will now be centralised here (Photo: Goodyear)

Goodyear is significantly restructuring its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) operations in measures that will result in 1200 job cuts across the salaried workforce, the creation of 500 new positions and therefore a net job reduction of 15%. Tyres & Accessories understands that the “business transformation programme” centres on Goodyear EMEA’s salaried workforce. Furthermore, it does not impact the company’s manufacturing workforce, which has been addressed separately.

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