Volkswagen Workers Demand Action as German Auto Jobs Face Cuts
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Volkswagen Group works council chairwoman Daniela Cavallová and IG Metall union chairwoman Christiane Benner called for better protection against unfair competition from China during a protest in Wolfsburg on Monday morning, Reuters reported. The IG Metall union has called for protests across Germany on Monday over the situation in the auto industry.
Volkswagen workers demand action as German auto jobs face cuts
In a recent meeting, Volkswagen's employee representatives expressed the urgent need for management and policymakers to take decisive action. They highlighted their concerns regarding unfair competition from China and advocated for a robust EU subsidy framework. Additionally, they underscored the significance of a phased retirement program, urging Volkswagen to fulfill its obligations as a responsible corporate entity dedicated to its workforce.
On Monday in Wolfsburg, employees of the car industry take to the streets. At the VW headquarters, the actions start already in the morning, later followed by a public rally.
Volkswagen Group Works Council Chairwoman Daniela Cavallová and IG Metall Union Chairwoman Christiane Benner held a protest in Wolfsburg this morning demanding better protection against unfair competition from China. Reuters reported. The union...
Several thousand employees of automobile manufacturers and suppliers will draw attention to the situation of the industry on 21 September. The trade union IG Metall has called for the day of action. At the same time, several VW sites hold company meetings. That is what the employees and the trade union are concerned with.
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