
Erster Einsatz des schärfsten Gewerkschaftsinstruments seit 2018 in der laufenden Tarifrunde für Auto- und Maschinenbauindustrie
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Die IG Metall führt Tarifverhandlungen für die Auto-, Maschinenbau- und weitere Industriebereiche.
Viele Jahre blieb das Werkzeug im Schrank, doch jetzt greift die IG Metall zu einem ihrer schärfsten Instrumente – zum ersten Mal seit 2018.
Die Gewerkschaft will Betriebe mit Streiks lahmlegen, die den ganzen Tag andauern, und damit deutlich länger als die bisherigen Aktionen in der diesjährigen Tarifrunde für Auto, Maschinenbau und andere zentrale Bereiche der deutschen Industrie.
„Jetzt legen wir die Betriebe rund um die Uhr still“, kündigte Jan Otto, Verhandlungsführer für Berlin, Brandenburg und Sachsen an.

In the collective bargaining dispute in the metal and electrical industries, IG Metall is extending its warning strikes to full days. After deadlocked negotiations, the board decided on all-day campaigns in hundreds of companies, which employers strongly criticized.

IG Metall is preparing all-day warning strikes in the metal and electrical industries after collective bargaining became deadlocked. The union is demanding 5 percent more wages and job security, while employers are offering 1.3 percent.

There are no signs of agreement in collective bargaining in the metal industry. IG Metall and employers' associations in Bavaria ended the third round without a result. While the union is demanding 5% more wages, there is a risk of 24-hour strikes if the standstill continues.

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