strike risk increases
collective discussions between train and locomotive engineers failed again
Wage negotiations between Deutsche Bahn and the German train drivers union (GDL) have failed again according to the company
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googlesrc var = ‘% 3Cscript src = “http:%2F%2Fpagead2.googlesyndication.com%2Fpagead%2Fshow_ads.js”not a single millimeter” moves. The union show no interest in understanding. The GDL evening was not immediately be reached for comment.
After weeks of silence in the stalled train fare conflict, the state-owned company and the engineer had previously been set back to a table. Weber had announced in advance, reach out to the union, and demanded of her movement.
The train tried so avert further strikes. After two strikes train drivers decide to October 2 in a ballot on whether they again leave the trains. Next, a indefinite strike could then be announced. The GDL calls for employees five percent higher wages and a shorter working week.
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