Jobs in German metal manufacturing down 0.6 percent in March

Tuesday, 17 May 2016 17:05:45 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
In March this year, the number of jobs in the manufacturing sector in Germany increased by one percent or about 51,000 year on year to nearly 5.4 million, according to Germany's Federal Statistical Office (Destatis).
 
In March this year, the number of jobs in German metal and metal product manufacturing decreased by 0.6 percent compared to the same month of last year. 
 
In the given month, an increase of 1.3 percent was recorded in the number of jobs in manufacture of fabricated metal products in Germany compared to March 2015.

Similar articles

Salzgitter expands defense sector presence with Thyrolf & Uhle acquisition

12 Feb | Steel News

German scrap prices on the rise in a very wide range

12 Feb | Scrap & Raw Materials

Germany’s mechanical engineering sector posts zero growth in 2025 order intake

10 Feb | Steel News

Salzgitter receives first scrap shipment from Volvo under ScanLoop closed-loop recycling partnership

10 Feb | Steel News

Salzgitter to acquire thyssenkrupp’s HKM stake under new restructuring deal

09 Feb | Steel News

Local German and Polish scrap prices on the rise as February begins

05 Feb | Scrap & Raw Materials

Thyssenkrupp Steel expands renewable electricity sourcing via new PPAs to cut emissions

05 Feb | Steel News

Sülzle Stahlpartner acquires Josef Fien GmbH

04 Feb | Steel News

Kloeckner Metals expands non-ferrous capabilities with Camalloy acquisition

03 Feb | Steel News

Local German scrap market quiet at end of January, February outlook optimistic

28 Jan | Scrap & Raw Materials