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PRESS STATEMENT Fair Funding for Healthcare

Hans-Jürgen Urban, Social Affairs Director of IG Metall, comments on the debate over the financing of health and long-term care insurance funds

PRESS RELEASE Collective Bargaining Dispute at Large Laundries: Employees Launch Warning Strikes

Textile Services: Employers Provoke with Below-Par Offer and Increased Workload +++ Union Demands 6 Percent Raise and Exit Options for Employees +++ Chief Negotiator: “Poverty-Inducing Program Fuels Labor Flight”

PRESS RELEASE No Breakup of Thyssenkrupp

Joint Statement by the Group Works Council and IG Metall on Current Media Coverage of Thyssenkrupp and Today’s Press Release from the Group

PRESS STATEMENT We need and expect a reliable pension system for everyone

IG Metall Social Affairs Director Hans-Jürgen Urban on the Debate Over Increasing the Number of Contributors to the Statutory Pension Insurance System

PRESS RELEASE Higher pay and flexible hours resolve collective bargaining dispute

First Collective Bargaining Agreement in Lower Saxony: 5.6 Percent Wage Increase +++ Employees Given Option for 5 Extra Days Off +++ Boguslawski: “Collective Bargaining Agreement Boosts Employer Attractiveness in the Skilled Trades”

Press Kit May 1, 2025 “Jobs first, party politics second!” – Workers want to see action

Coalition Agreement Includes Key Demands from Labor Unions +++ Now It’s All About Swift Implementation +++ Employers Must Take Responsibility and Halt Deindustrialization

Press Release Textile service providers call for a “pay raise that really makes a difference”

IG Metall Demands 6 Percent and Better Conditions for Lower-Wage Workers +++ Survey: Employees Suffer from Labor Shortages +++ Chief Negotiator: Companies Must Stand Up for Their Employees

PRESS RELEASE Companies are neglecting investments and future strategies

Works council members from over 2,300 companies see slight economic improvements, but still no future strategies from employers +++ The political course has been set; urgent implementation of these plans is now needed +++ Christiane Benner: “Companies must act and invest!”

Press Release Textiles and Apparel: Higher Wages and Better Retirement Options for Employees

Fourth round of collective bargaining following warning strikes concludes successfully +++ One-time payment and a 4.9 percent increase in wages and salaries, more funding for more employees in partial retirement +++ Chief negotiator Bürger: “Collective bargaining agreement secures the future of employees and the industry”

PRESS RELEASE Key Demands Included in the Coalition Agreement – Now It’s All About Swift Implementation

Union Welcomes Inclusion of Key Demands in the Coalition Agreement +++ Christiane Benner: “Measures to ensure job security in the automotive industry must be implemented quickly; plans regarding employee participation are positive”

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