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What Will Be Discussed at VW on Friday

Volkswagen has not yet been negotiated, but the conflict is already gaining in intensity. On Friday, companies and employees are facing each other again. What it is about - and what it is not about.

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Job cuts, savings rounds and imminent factory closures: Volkswagen's mood has been heated. Today, the Group's head speaks to the trade union IG Metall. What the crisis meeting is about.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The car manufacturer Volkswagen is in crisis like the entire industry. The Group wants to counter with a mega-saving package. Numerous agreements with the union have already been terminated. All sides are looking for a way out of the crisis - in the shadow of the upcoming tariff round.

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The mood at Volkswagen is tense. There is no negotiation yet, but the explorations already show what separates management and the workforce. And how tight the austerity rate is.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Volkswagen has not yet been negotiated, but the conflict is already gaining in intensity. On Friday, companies and employees are facing each other again. What it is about - and what it is not about.

·Halle (Saale), Germany
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VW has not yet been negotiated, but the conflict is becoming more acute. Companies and employee representatives are once again facing each other. What it's about – and what it's notJust under two years ago, Volkswagen made a promise to its employees. No company-related redundancies, plant closures, investments and new products for German locations.Employees have paid off with reduced bonuses and allowances, suspended pay increases and the reduct…

How could VW continue in the long term? Lower Saxony's Prime Minister Olaf Lies (SPD) talks to Markus Lanz about the termination of collective agreements with the automaker.

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Mitteldeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Halle (Saale), Germany on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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