IG Metall Launched Massive Warnstreiks At Daimler And Audi
"It will not gekleckert but geklotzt," says the IG Metall district leader: In the stalled round of collective metal and electrical industry, the trade union pressure. It promises a wave Warnstreik previously not there gewesener force.
linen box-Echterdingen - Immediately after the expiry of the peace obligation is started: The IG Metall in Baden-Wuerttemberg begins with a first Warnstreikwelle. The large collective Commission had decided in about 400 companies stop work, said district leader Joerg Hofmann. The employees would be up to half a layer of the work to rest. The launch was the night shift at DaimlerChrysler's Rastatt plant in Karlsruhe. 300 employees would be early Monday against three clock in front of the gate.
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IG Metall protest: "In a Massivität than ever" After Labor Day would Warnstreiks. "We are on 2 and 3 May in a Massivität Warnstreiks have never in the past," said the trade unionists. On Wednesday, the staff of the grßten car plant of DaimlerChrysler in Sindelfingen twice before the factory gates out. Also in the car farmers Porsche in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen and Audi in Neckarsulm rallies were planned for Tuesday. On Thursday there Warnstreiks inter alia, at Bosch in Stuttgart-Feuerbach and the DaimlerChrysler headquarters Stuttgart-Untertuerkheim.
At the same time asbe on 3 May the collective bargaining with employers in Sindelfingen continue. The IG Metall district chief threatened, this fifth round of negotiations for the employers was the last chance without widespread, indefinite strike to a solution. "We will be on May 3, not leave the negotiating table. The talks may extend over several days," Hofmann signalled its readiness hearing. "There will be no sixth round of negotiations."
The IG Metall calls for 3.4 million workers nationwide in the major industry 6.5 percent more money. Employers have 2.5 percent more wage and salary economy and a bonus of half a percent offered, with the expiration of the collective wage agreement again omitted. itz / Reuters