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Volkswagen Puebla ‘Steps the Brake’ on the Strike: Workers Accept Salary Increase of 8.24%

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The unionized workers of Volkswagen Puebla approved an increase of 8.24%, in addition to a bonus of 12,000 pesos and contractual improvements.

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The unionized workers of Volkswagen Puebla approved an increase of 8.24%, in addition to a bonus of 12,000 pesos and contractual improvements.

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Trade unionized workers of Volkswagen of Mexico participated on Wednesday, October 28, in the third vote to decide if they accept the wage proposal of the company, which contemplates a global increase of 8.24% and an extraordinary bonus of 12,000 pesos. The consultation was held in the plant of Cuautlancingo, Puebla, with closure of ballot boxes [...] La entrada Volkswagen workers vote last offer before possible strike was first published in Con…

In a third round, 71.99 percent of the workers voted in favour of the wage agreement proposed by the company. The post There will be no strike in Volkswagen Puebla: 71.99 percent vote in favour of wage agreement appeared first in MTP News.

Volkswagen workers voted for the third wage proposal that contemplated an increase of 8.24%, in the middle of the strike site The publication Volkswagen of Mexico avoids strike after approving salary increase of 8.24% appeared first in the CEO.

After more than two months of negotiation, the strike in Volkswagen was conjured, with the acceptance of the contract agreement of the total increase of 8.24 percent by 62.63 percent of the working base. In the third consultation, the majority of the workers of the German shipowning company gave in, as [...]

Jorge Barrientos Most Volkswagen workers in Mexico approved the global increase

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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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