Volkswagen workers to stage strikes at German plants over pay and job cuts
Executives’ plans to close three German plants, eliminate tens of thousands of jobs and cut the pay of remaining workers at the VW brand by 10 per cent have put them on a collision course with the company’s powerful works council, which controls half the seats on its supervisory board.
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