IG Metall Mitte Demands Five Percent More Money
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The Germans build expensive cars. And they build them expensively. So now the car industry wants employees to work five more hours a week – without more pay. To say the least, it hasn't gone down well. Manda...
Volkswagen is facing a profound transformation. Tens of thousands of jobs are already falling away, works are standing on the tip. Now IG Metall is demanding more money – and is preparing for a tough tariff round.
The crisis in the industry is hitting Volkswagen with great force: tens of thousands of jobs are falling away, plants are on the tipper. Independently of this, IG Metall is demanding more money for VW employees. After all, the company has also distributed billions of shares to shareholders.
IG Metall branches seek higher pay, job security for hundreds of thousands of workers, say warning strikes possible from November
Employers are calling for a reduction in costs to keep production in the country. IG Metall is taking a different approach. It wants to increase wages in the upcoming wage round and still prevent job losses.
Before collective bargaining in the metal and electrical industries, the trade unions demand more money for the 3.7 million employees. The employer side is "absent" and accuses the IG Metall of inflexibility.
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