Union Election at Audi and Contract Vote at Volkswagen in Puebla, Mexico Amid Mass Layoffs
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The Independent Union of Automobile Industry Workers and Volkswagen of Mexico reached a new agreement as part of the contract review process 2026, so the strike planned for yesterday at 11 am did not break out.
Union election at Audi and contract vote at Volkswagen in Puebla, Mexico amid mass layoffs
As the Volkswagen union in Puebla calls off a strike to push a sub-par deal and the Audi union leader is reelected, a former Audi worker describes to the WSWS how the “independent” unions have served the company from the start.
Volkswagen avoids strike planned for October 2 in Puebla; reaches agreement with SITIAVW during the revision of the Collective Contract 2026
The Independent Trade Union of Workers of the Volkswagen Automotive Industry (SITIAVW) and directors of the Volkswagen plant in Puebla reached a new wage agreement, whose proposal will be submitted to the workers for consideration. The agreement provides for a validity of 24 months and a global increase of 13.16%, percentage that will be...
Volkswagen is in the midst of a global restructuring process that has also impacted its production plant in Puebla. The publication Volkswagen avoids strike in Puebla after reaching wage agreement with the union appeared first in EL CEO.
This stops the strike that was scheduled for October 2nd.
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