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IT-KV Negotiations: First Round without Agreement

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The first round of collective bargaining for the more than 90,000 employees of the IT industry ended without results on Monday after four hours. The GPA trade union demands an increase of the minimum salaries, the actual salary, as well as the apprenticeship income and allowances by 3.9 percent. Employers offered an increase of the actual salary by 1.2 percent and the minimum salaries by 2.0 percent for the time being.
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The first round of negotiations on a new collective agreement for the 90,000 employees in the IT industry remained without agreement. Trade union GPA demands 3.9 percent more salary, offer the employer is up to 2 percent.

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VIENNA. The first round of collective bargaining for the more than 90,000 employees in the IT industry ended without results on Monday after four hours.

·Linz, Austria
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For the time being, there is no agreement on collective bargaining for the Austrian IT industry. The union demands 3.9 percent more salary, and the employer's offer is significantly lower.

The first round of collective bargaining for the more than 90,000 employees of the IT industry ended without results on Monday after four hours. The GPA trade union demands an increase of the minimum salaries, the actual salary, as well as the apprenticeship income and allowances by 3.9 percent. Employers offered an increase of the actual salary by 1.2 percent and the minimum salaries by 2.0 percent for the time being.

Trade union GPA demands 3.9% salary pulse Today's start of collective bargaining for the more than 90,000 employees of the IT industry ended without results after four hours. The trade union GPA demands an increase in minimum salaries, the IST salary sum, as well as the apprentice income by 3.9%. On the part of the employers an offer of 1.2% for the increase of the IST salary sum [...] The post KV IT: First round of negotiations ended without re…

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