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Germany’s leading industrial union, IG Metall, has announced that it will seek a 7% pay increase for Volkswagen employees over 12 months during wage negotiations set for October.
This demand pertains to a collective agreement affecting approximately 120,000 workers at six Volkswagen sites in the Lower Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt states, including the company’s headquarters in Wolfsburg.
Earlier this week, IG Metall advised its members to demand a similar 7% raise in a broader round of collective bargaining for the mechanical engineering sector, which does not encompass Volkswagen.
This proposed raise is significantly higher than the current inflation rate, reflecting the union’s push for substantial wage growth amidst economic pressures.
This move signals IG Metall’s aggressive stance on wage negotiations. The company aims to secure significant pay increases for its members in the face of economic challenges.
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