Bosch to cut hours for 10,000 workers in Germany
BERLIN, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Robert Bosch (ROBG.UL), the world's largest car parts supplier, will reduce the working hours and pay of around 10,000 employees in Germany, going beyond previously announced reductions and in addition to thousands of job cuts announced on Friday.
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