VW staff are unconvinced of culture change

VW's Wolfsburg headquarters.

AC

By:

Andreas Cremer Jan Schwartz

February 16, 2018 05:00 AM

BERLIN -- Volkswagen Group's drive to improve accountability has made no progress, the automaker's top labor representative, Bernd Osterloh, said.

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