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Online Retailers: Amazon Pays More Money to Employees - Verdi Remains Critical

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Whether electronics, books or kitchen appliances: the selection is large at the online retailer Amazon. As every year, the company now increases wages. But trade unionists demand a more far-reaching step.

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·Germany
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Electronics, books, kitchen appliances: The US order giant offers a wide range of products. As every year, the company is now increasing logistics wages in Germany. But trade unionists are demanding a more far-reaching step.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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AI Generated Stock Image Amazon will increase the wages of its logistics employees in Germany from September. Employees with at least two years of service will then receive 18.87 euros per hour — an increase of 3.1 percent. The Verdi trade union remains critical and continues to demand legally binding collective agreements. New employees who start in September will earn 16.66 euros per hour in future. This represents an increase of 4.1 percent. …

Whether electronics, books or kitchen appliances: the selection is large at the online retailer Amazon. As every year, the company now increases wages. But trade unionists demand a more far-reaching step.

·Hof, Germany
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Whether electronics, books or kitchen appliances: the selection is large at the online retailer Amazon. As every year, the company now increases wages. But trade unionists demand a more far-reaching step.

·Bamberg, Germany
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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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