Germany: press review -February 11 to 17, 2006

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17 February 2006 à 15h33

Updated on 20 March 2013 à 21h50

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Publication: 17 February 2006 à 15h33, Updated on 20 March 2013 à 21h50

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The strike in the public sector extends and makes Germans angry. (Ref. 06153)
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17 February 2006 à 15h33

Updated on 20 March 2013 à 21h50

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Publication: 17 February 2006 à 15h33, Updated on 20 March 2013 à 21h50

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Once more, the strike in the public service, which was propagated in the new Länders Wednesday February 15, dominated the social news this week. According to the Verdi trade union, approximately 30.000 employees of the public sector (hospital, kindergartens, garbage collecting, administrations…) stopped working at the beginning of the week to protest against longer working hours without wage compensation and against the refusal of several Länders to apply the new collective agreement concluded

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