Volkswagen workers strike across Germany in battle against cuts
Workers at Volkswagen plants across Germany walked off the job in waves on Monday for temporary work stoppages, marking the start of nationwide strikes against the German auto giant. About 66,000 VW employees - more than half of VW's factory workforce in Germany - joined the strikes,
VW workers stage two-hour, rotating strikes in Germany
Unsurprisingly, the VW unions are pushing back hard, with today’s two-hour strikes at factories in Wolfsburg, Hanover, and the EV-manufacturing plant in Zwickau signalling the first salvo after an agreement not to stage walkouts ended on Saturday.
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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.
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