IG Metall Launches Warning Strikes in German Metal and Electrical Industry
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IG Metall, the largest trade union in Germany, has initiated warning strikes in the metal and electrical industry after rejecting employers' offers as insufficient. The union demands a 5% wage increase and job security for around 3.7 million employees. Employers' initial offer included a one-time payment and a 1.3% wage increase over 26 months, which IG Metall deemed inadequate. The warning strikes, starting from Sunday, aim to pressure employers to improve their offer and secure purchasing power and jobs.
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