The Unusual Power of VW’s Union Boss Is Being Put to the Test
Daniela Cavallo faces the battle of her career as she fights what would be the first German factory closures in the automaker ...
Frontal attack on auto workers at Ford and VW in Germany
On Wednesday, the carmaker Ford announced the elimination of a further 4,000 jobs in Europe, including 2,900 at its ...
VW labor leaders offer €1.5 billion in cuts ahead of talks
Labor leaders at Volkswagen AG offered €1.5 billion ($1.6 billion) in additional cost cuts as management pushes for broad ...
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Germany: Plant closure, layoffs in Germany inevitable for Volkswagen: brand chief
Plant closure and layoffs in Germany are inevitable for the German automotive giant Volkswagen, said its brand chief Thomas ...
VW Union Calls for December Walkouts in Dispute Over Cuts
Volkswagen AG workers across Germany plan to stage mass walkouts starting early next month after labor leaders and management ...
VW labour offer concessions but warn 'workforce ready to fight'
Amid threats of potential plant closures at German automaker Volkswagen, labour leaders for the company's workforce on ...
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Volkswagen labour union proposes salary cuts to avoid lay-offs
Labour groups at German automaker Volkswagen (VW) have proposed wage cuts in order to avoid threatened plant closures and ...
The Audi Q8 E-Tron Will Be Axed Early And Its Factory Will Close
Angry protesters reportedly broke into the facility last Wednesday and tried to enter the meeting room where union ...
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The Unusual Power of VW’s Union Boss Is Being Put to the Test
Daniela Cavallo has vowed to fight plans for a significant overhaul at Volkswagen. - Moritz Frankenberg/Zuma Press To hear Volkswagen union boss Daniela Cavallo tell it, the standard rules of ...
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The Unusual Power of VW’s Union Boss Is Being Put to the Test
To hear Volkswagen VOW3-0.64%decrease; red down pointing triangle union boss Daniela Cavallo tell it, the standard rules of capitalism shouldn’t apply to the world’s second-largest carmaker.