Germany in the Crisis: Power Detachment in the Global Car Industry
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German companies, suffering from the loss of the Chinese market and the Chinese push into Europe, are already questioning the previous basic premise that only production can be outsourced and development should remain at home.
The German automakers are struggling with high costs, while China's e-car manufacturers set the pace.
The automotive industry has long been regarded as the flagship of the German economy. It embodied excellence in engineering, technical quality and prosperity. But this powerful engine of growth has gripped itself. It is now the Chinese manufacturers of electric cars that impose their rhythm.
They call it a petition. Title: Defense now! Synopsis: Fighting unions must now "stop the general attack of the bosses and their government". Two pages long is explained how harsh the current attacks of politics and employers on social and trade union achievements are at present: extending working hours, reducing jobs, worsening health care, factory closures. The petition, which has not yet been published, is in context. It comes from the Merced…
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