Automotive Workers in Germany Will Protest Against Layoffs.
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In Germany, the automotive industry is facing increasing layoffs, factory closures, and the relocation of production to other countries. The IG Metall union has decided to take action, calling for a nationwide strike on September 21st and mass marches and rallies in state capitals on September 26th.
In Germany, in response to increasing layoffs and factory closures in the automotive sector, IG Metall has called for a strike on September 21st and mass protests in state capitals on September 26th. The union states that job losses constitute an "unprecedented threat" and argues that the crisis is not the fault of the workers, but of flawed management decisions.
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