Germany’s Largest Union Seeks 5 Percent Pay Rises Despite Industry Woes
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The parties to collective bargaining in the metal industry must now make a contribution to increasing employment, and this has often been achieved so far.
Prices are rising, now wages are to follow: IG Metall wants to enforce significantly more money for 3.7 million employees and has further demands. Employers are appalled.
Prices are rising, now wages are to follow: IG Metall wants to enforce significantly more money for 3.7 million employees and has further demands. How do employers react?
The IG Metall draws with a clear salary requirement for tens of thousands of employees of the crisisling automaker into the upcoming tariff round. What's new, you read here.
The Germans build expensive cars. And they build them expensively. So now the car industry wants employees to work five more hours a week – without more pay. To say the least, it hasn't gone down well. Manda...
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