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Metaller-KV: Increasing Employment Thanks to Crisis Closure

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Social partners celebrate two-year graduation as a success. From November, the actual wages increase by 1.9 percent. Union: No role model for autumn wage round.

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The workers and employers of the metalworking industry have confirmed the second part of the two-year collective agreement. Thus, the KV-Löhne 2026/27 increases by 2.1 percent, the actual-Löhne by 1.9 percent. The "rolling" inflation, which serves as the basis for the negotiations, was 3.3 percent.

·Vienna, Austria
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Social partners celebrate two-year graduation as a success. From November, the actual wages increase by 1.9 percent. Union: No role model for autumn wage round.

·Vienna, Austria
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VIENNA. The workers and employers of the metalworking industry approved the second part of the two-year collective agreement adopted last year.

·Linz, Austria
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The workers and employers of the metalworking industry have confirmed the second part of the two-year collective agreement adopted in the previous year. This increases the KV-Löhne 2026/27 by 2.1 percent, the actual-Löhne by 1.9 percent - with an average inflation of 3.3 percent over the past 12 months (September 2025 to August 2026). This "rolling" inflation is the basis for the KV negotiations, two years ago in the autumn wage round it was 2.8…

In 2025, the metallurgy industry forged a two-year KV degree – below the inflation rate. This year, wages and salaries will rise by 1.9 percent from November. These are the details of the "Crisis closure".

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www.kleinezeitung.at broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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