International: auto union representatives build network

The aim of this trip was to build direct contacts between the representatives of Indian trade unions in auto multinationals and their colleagues in the parent companies to help the latter support the first’s work, to collaborate and share experiences.  In this respect, Helmut Lense from the IMF Automotive Department said that significant progress had been made in building networks in auto majors like Volkswagen, Daimler, BMW, PSA and Renault. In addition, steps have been taken to build networks in GM and Ford (an IFA is planned). The existing network in Fiat/Chrysler has met for the first time this year. Next year network meetings, including with Indian participants, are planned in Bosch, Toyota, Nissan and Hyundai/Kia."
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in auto majors like Volkswagen, Daimler, BMW, PSA and Renault. In addition, steps have been taken to build networks in GM and Ford (an IFA is planned). The existing network in Fiat/Chrysler has met for the first time this year. Next year network meetings, including with Indian participants, are planned in Bosch, Toyota, Nissan and Hyundai/Kia.”

This trip also aimed to present the economic, social and union situation in India to representatives from other countries. Union leaders as well as exp

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