Continental : Experienced manager Sabine Jaskula takes on management of HR department at ContiTech

• Many years of HR and labor law expertise in the Continental Corporation
• Task in focus: digital change as a challenge for the working world of the future

Hanover, September 9, 2016. International industrial partner ContiTech has appointed a new manager for its HR department. Sabine Jaskula, who has worked in the Continental Corporation in various senior positions for over 15 years, is assuming central HR responsibility for the ContiTech division. 'The previous head of HR, Holmer Struck, has been working for the company with great personal commitment for more than 25 years and is now entering a well-earned retirement. For example, he developed a model for easier career entry for young people previously denied access to the working world,' explains Hans-Jürgen Duensing, Chairman of the Executive Board of ContiTech AG and member of the Continental Executive Board, adding: 'In the future, preparing for the challenges of work in the digital era will be an important focus area in our HR work and activities. I am therefore looking forward to working together on this and, in particular, to the multi-dimensional perspective that Sabine Jaskula brings to our organization thanks to her international experience.'

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Sabine Jaskula is assuming central HR responsibility for the ContiTech division.
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Sabine Jaskula, a law graduate, is responsible for some 43,000 employees. She manages and coordinates all overarching HR-related topics within the division and forms the interface between the HR functions in the business units and the regions of Asia, North and South America, and Europe. The 48-year-old began her professional career at various different industrial companies and an international law firm before joining the Continental Corporation as an HR officer in 2001. Since 2005, Jaskula has headed various departments in different divisions of the corporation in Germany and abroad and has held senior positions in foreign counties over several years. She completed her law degree with the second state examination and spent several months outside Germany during this period.

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