Germany: Automotive Workers Go to the Streets to Protect Jobs
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The workers of the sector have manifested throughout the country, exhorting the summits of the main brands including Volkswagen and Mercedes-Benz to guarantee the employment and to offer perspectives for the future
The IG Metall union calls for close to 300 protests across Germany against the wave of up to 150,000 layoffs and the "ruin" in the automotive industry, which they blame on companies150,000 layoffs in sight: why the powerful automotive industry in Germany is fluctuating The German car industry workers have said enough and have gone out to the streets to protest against the wave of 150,000 layoffs, factory closures and cost reduction plans that ar…
Nearly 180,000 employees in the German automotive industry and its suppliers staged nationwide protests today to express their opposition to announced cost-cutting and layoffs. Unions believe that additional investment is the answer to the industry's problems. They also expect measures from the government.
A huge wave of protests has begun in Germany. Auto workers have taken to the streets demanding protection for their jobs and factories.
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