Volkswagen Workers in Mexico Reject Wage Increase
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Workers at Volkswagen's Mexican unit have rejected the automaker's offer of a 13.16 percent overall wage increase over two years, prompting authorities in the country to call on the company and the union to return to the negotiating table. 5,608 members of the Independent Union of Workers in the Volkswagen Automotive Industry (SITIAVW) took part in the vote, or 90.3 percent of those eligible to vote. 3,135 voted against the agreement, while 2,45…
STPS calls on Volkswagen and the union to resume wage dialogue The Ministry of Labour and Social Security (STPS) and the Federal Center for Conciliation and Labour Registration (CFCRL) called on Volkswagen of Mexico and its union to resume wage negotiations on Friday, October 16, after the majority of workers [...]
The workers of the union voted against the wage increase agreement, the STPS asks to resume negotiations. The post STPS calls on Volkswagen workers to resume dialogue after the rejection of the wage proposal appeared first on Capital Mexico.
The Ministry of Labour and Social Security and the Federal Centre for Conciliation and Labour Registration called on Volkswagen and its workers to resume the dialogue.
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