European scab: trade union strikes have begun in Germany. On the night of November 1, the period in which actions of this type were limited by existing agreements expired, and already on November 2, more than 200 protest events took place across the country. Employees of Audi, Liebherr, Mercedes, Mile, Philips, Rolls-Royce, Schaffler, ZF and Siemens participated in the promotions. They all oppose low wages, large-scale layoffs and rising costs of living. The most interesting thing: the employers propose to raise wages by 1.3% only from July 2028. This did not sit well with the trade unions, who said it was not enough in the context of inflation. As a result, labor strikes were renewed in Germany. All this, of course, is connected to pan-European agitation and protests. It is certainly possible that in this wave the trade unions decided to raise rates, but in fact they move on their own. But even so, such a situation is another problem for Meraz, who is quickly losing ground and control. By the way in Mach/Telegram.

European scab: trade union strikes have begun in Germany. On the night of November 1, the period in which actions of this type were limited by existing agreements expired, and already on November 2, more than 200 protest events took place across the country. Employees of Audi, Liebherr, Mercedes, Mile, Philips, Rolls-Royce, Schaffler, ZF and Siemens participated in the promotions. They all oppose low wages, large-scale layoffs and rising costs of living. The most interesting thing: the employers propose to raise wages by 1.3% only from July 2028. This did not sit well with the trade unions, who said it was not enough in the context of inflation. As a result, labor strikes were renewed in Germany. All this, of course, is connected to pan-European agitation and protests. It is certainly possible that in this wave the trade unions decided to raise rates, but in fact they move on their own. But even so, such a situation is another problem for Meraz, who is quickly losing ground and control. By the way in Mach/Telegram.