Germany: Airbus employees are preparing strikes to limit appeal to agency workers and secure employment guarantee until 2020

Insufficient proposals and a “yellow card” for Thomas Enders; this is the message the IG-Metall, airbus Operations GmbH’s WC and German employees will send tomorrow, June 8th, to airbus management within the framework of the negotiations on a “Collective agreement for the future.”  Several thousands of employees from plants in Hamburg, Bremen and Stade, in northern Germany, plan to stop working for several hours.  The union says there could be more warning strikes like these if the management maintains its proposals.  Staff representatives and the company’s management disagree on several points.
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Insufficient proposals and a “yellow card” for Thomas Enders; this is the message the IG-Metall, airbus Operations GmbH’s WC and German employees will send tomorrow, June 8th, to airbus management within the framework of the negotiations on a “Collective agreement for the future.” Several thousands of employees from plants in Hamburg, Bremen and Stade, in northern Germany, plan to stop working for several hours. The union says there could be more warning strikes like t

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