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VW crisis: Why a break with IG Metall would be risky

Volkswagen wants to freeze wages and salaries by 2030. The crisis seems to some managers a good opportunity to break the power of workers at Europe’s largest car manufacturer. The consequences would be fatal.

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VW crisis: Why a break with IG Metall would be risky

Volkswagen wants to freeze wages and salaries by 2030. The crisis seems to some managers a good opportunity to break the power of workers at Europe’s largest car manufacturer. The consequences would be fatal.

Source: Spiegel ›

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