After Volkswagen's plans to freeze wages had to speak, Volkswagen Autoeuropa applied in October the 2.5% wage increase provided for in the current employment agreement, although the German group's administration was considering freezing overall wages at 2026 levels until 2030. The confirmation of the wage update was [...] The post Autoeuropa maintains expected increases despite Volkswagen cuts appeared first in Automobile Reason.
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After Volkswagen's plans to freeze wages had to speak, Volkswagen Autoeuropa applied in October the 2.5% wage increase provided for in the current employment agreement, although the German group's administration was considering freezing overall wages at 2026 levels until 2030. The confirmation of the wage update was [...] The post Autoeuropa maintains expected increases despite Volkswagen cuts appeared first in Automobile Reason.