even says its plans to slash jobs around the world are inevitable. the german firm blames the poor performance of its key industrial power business on renewables the division profits in the first quarter an argument for job cuts demonstrated by it the company is investing in new gas turbine operations in the u.s. while closing plants here chief executive joe casey says claims the company's plans in german locations could be profitable are a myth he wants to switch the focus towards data storage technology but want state help for that the workers left wondering who's going to support them. as workers from the eastern german town of cyclists hundreds of kilometers to the annual shareholders meeting in munich they're determined to fight back against plans to cut their jobs. are fighting for our future and as long as we continue to do so and see a chance we're going to keep going. seaman c.e.o.