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VOLKSWAGEN: VOLKSWAGEN AG IS TERMINATING VARIOUS COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTS AT THE END OF THE YEAR

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At the end of the year, the car manufacturer Volkswagen has terminated a number of collective agreements. This is necessary in view of the current cost pressure, explained Volkswagen. According to IG Metall, even the collective agreement is supposed to be affected.

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IG Metall says employment guarantees through 2030 remain intact but warns strikes could begin Jan. 1, 2027

·Ankara, Türkiye
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In the struggle for sharper austerity measures, the car builder Volkswagen has terminated a large part of its collective agreements – including the important collective agreement. From the company's point of view, different regulations in these contracts have to be adapted with regard to the current cost pressure, VW informed after a conversation with employee representatives in Hanover. A speaker did not want to comment on the exact number of t…

·Vienna, Austria
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Volkswagen surprisingly suspends the collective agreements. It is necessary to implement measures for restructuring more quickly.

·Vienna, Austria
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In the fight for the adoption of more stringent savings measures, the German car manufacturer Volkswagen has canceled most of its collective agreements, including the important collective framework agreement.

·Rome, Italy
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Since 2024, Volkswagen has been driving an iron austerity policy that is now being tightened: the Group has announced that almost all collective agreements will be terminated by the end of the year.

·Berlin, Germany
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At the end of the year, the car manufacturer Volkswagen has terminated a number of collective agreements. This is necessary in view of the current cost pressure, explained Volkswagen. According to IG Metall, even the collective agreement is supposed to be affected.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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