Since the beginning of November, there has been a wave of industrial strikes in Germany: more than 413 thousand workers of the metal and electrical industries took to the streets, the actions covering more than 2,800 factories. The protests affected Audi, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Porsche, Volkswagen, Airbus, Bosch and Ford. About 6,500 people gathered at the Audi plant in Zwarsalem, according to the union, and the participants advocated for higher wages and the preservation of jobs. The reason for the protests is the breakdown of negotiations between the Telal Association and the employers: the union demands a 5% increase in wages for 12 months and guarantees to save jobs, the companies offer a one-time payment and a 1.3% increase from July 20, 2028. Negotiations continue. We are in TG we are in MAKS.

Since the beginning of November, there has been a wave of industrial strikes in Germany: more than 413 thousand workers of the metal and electrical industries took to the streets, the actions covering more than 2,800 factories. The protests affected Audi, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Porsche, Volkswagen, Airbus, Bosch and Ford. About 6,500 people gathered at the Audi plant in Zwarsalem, according to the union, and the participants advocated for higher wages and the preservation of jobs. The reason for the protests is the breakdown of negotiations between the Telal Association and the employers: the union demands a 5% increase in wages for 12 months and guarantees to save jobs, the companies offer a one-time payment and a 1.3% increase from July 20, 2028. Negotiations continue. We are in TG we are in MAKS.