Germany: IG-Metall demands 4.2% increase for Volkswagen employees

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steel union (IG-Metall) presented, on June 26, 2009, the wage claims it will defend during the re-negotiation of the “company” wage agreement at Volkswagen, which will start on August 20. The union demands a high wage increase, at least similar to that obtained in the steel sector, for the 90,000 employees of the six west-German factories of the carmaker. It also wants the extension of the gradual retirement system and the same number of apprenticeship places. (Ref. 090684)

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