Lidl Has a New Problem? Unionists Want a PLN 1,000 Raise and More Jobs
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A trade union is operating for the first time at Lidl. Employees of the discount chain have joined the OPZZ Trade Labor Confederation and are already posing demands. They have announced official demands, including pay raises.
A trade union may be formed at Lidl. The initiators have announced demands for a 1,000 PLN raise for each employee, increased employment, and compliance with the law. Representatives of the OPZZ Konfederacja Pracy (Confederation of Labour and Social Policy) believe that the presented demands will encourage employees of Lidl stores and warehouses to form unions. This is another attempt to create union structures within the German chain.
OPZZ Confederation of Labour begins operating in the Lidl chain.
Trade unionists are expanding their operations to another large retail chain. Following Dino, Kaufland, and Biedronka, the OPZZ Confederation of Labor is launching operations at Lidl, outlining its initial expectations for the employer. We await the chain's position.
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