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At Jungheinrich, Nine Weeks of Strike: Is There Any Movement in the Big Fight Now?

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At the Lüneburg plant of the Hamburg-based company, the longest strike in German post-war history is headed. Now there is hope.
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At Jungheinrich, Nine Weeks of Strike: Is There Any Movement in the Big Fight Now?

At the Lüneburg plant of the Hamburg-based company, the longest strike in German post-war history is headed. Now there is hope.

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abendblatt.de broke the news in on Thursday, January 22, 2026.
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