Volkswagen Workers Reject Proposal of Increase of 10.04%
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Volkswagen workers reject contract agreement 2026 that promised a wage increase of 10.04%; union will resume negotiations before the deadline for strike.
By majority, workers affiliated to the Volkswagen Independent Automobile Industry Union (Sitiavw) in Puebla rejected the preliminary agreement of 10.04 percent of the overall increase reached with the German shipowner.
Governor Alejandro Armenta will seek to meet next week with Volkswagen workers to get to know their views directly, after the majority of the union base rejected the company’s wage proposal and opened a new negotiating scenario. The president offered the state government’s support to the workers and guaranteed [...]
Volkswagen’s automotive plant in Cuautlancingo, Puebla, goes through a key moment for its job stability, given the possibility of a strike scheduled for September 17th. In this context, unionized workers turn to the polls to decide if they accept the 10.04 percent wage increase proposal presented by the company. [...] The post SITIAVW consults wage rise of 10.04% to avoid strike in Puebla appeared first on Entre Lineas - Noticias de Chihuahua.
The majority of unionized employees in the automotive complex located in the municipality of Cuautlancingo voted against the wage increase proposal presented by the company directive, rejecting the economic package proposed during the contractual review process corresponding to this cycle. The day of...
The unionized workers of the Volkswagen plant in Cuautlancingo, Puebla rejected the proposal for a global wage increase of 10.04 percent and made a strike. After a day of more than eight hours, the counting of the votes was carried out at Nave 25, where out of six thousand 440 unionized employees, they only went to vote five thousand 925. So there was only a 7.9 percent abstentionism. While, of the votes cast, 73.4 percent, four thousand 327 wor…
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