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Volkswagen plans to freeze metal salaries by 2030

Volkswagen employees face zero rounds by 2030. IG Metall warns against loss of purchasing power, the Group does not comment on the data.

Updated: Oct 20, 2026, 8:36 AM 1 min read deublitz newsroom Negative

Volkswagen plans to freeze metal salaries by 2030

Volkswagen employees face zero rounds by 2030. IG Metall warns against loss of purchasing power, the Group does not comment on the data.

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