Last year, Vattenfall announced its streamlining program "Golf," focused on slashing costs by SEK 2 billion (EUR 198 million). Now, the Swedish company is ready for the next phase of the plan, announces Vattenfall in a press release.
While earlier speculations in Swedish media predicted dismissals of approximately 2,000 employees, there will initially be fewer. As part of its goal to cut costs by SEK 2 billion in 2020, Vattenfall has opted to reduce the number of employees by 1,500.
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