VW staff set to strike in Germany over pay and job cuts
VW currently has 120,000-plus staff in Germany, with around half of employees based in Wolfsburg, east of Hannover. It has rejected any pay rises for these employees, instead proposing a 10% wage cut because of its current challenges in the economic climate.
The head of Volkswagen’s works council Daniela Cavallo has made it clear that the IG Metall union and the works council do ...
Tens of thousands of Volkswagen workers are taking part in strikes at plants across Germany Monday, marking the largest ...
Unsurprisingly, the VW unions are pushing back hard, with today’s two-hour strikes at factories in Wolfsburg, Hanover, and ...
Workers at Volkswagen factories across Germany walked off the job on Monday after a dispute between the automaker and the IG ...
Volkswagen workers across Germany are ready to strike from early December, the IG Metall union said in a pamphlet circulated ...
Volkswagen AG workers across Germany plan to stage walkouts starting Monday after labor leaders and management failed to ...
Thousands of Volkswagen workers were to go on strike Monday in an escalating industrial dispute at the crisis-hit German auto giant with thousands of jobs at stake.
Volkswagen workers launched rolling strikes at nine plants across Germany to underscore their resistance to pay cuts ...
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