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Dockworkers in six German ports have gone on strike due to dissatisfaction with their employers' wage offer. This affects, among others, Germany's three largest ports.
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24-hour walkout paralyzes key German seaports as Verdi union demands higher scales for about 11,000 dockworkers
Verdi has called for warning strikes in Hamburg, Bremen and Lower Saxony. The union is dissatisfied with an employer offer.Is there another movement in the negotiations?In German seaports, up to 24-hour warning strikes by dockers have begun.The warning strikes concern the three most important German ports of Hamburg, Bremerhaven and Wilhelmshaven, as well as the ports of Bremen, Emden and Brake. Handling companies report to the German press agen…
24-hour warning strikes have started at six German seaports.
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