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Press Release No. 14/2019 IG Metall’s leadership team to run again at the 2019 Union Convention

+++ 24th Regular Union Convention, October 6–12, 2019, in Nuremberg +++ The Executive Board has decided to renominate the current leadership team to the delegates

Press Release No. 11/2019 Jörg Hofmann: Business as usual is not an option

+++ Europe Must Become More Social +++ Businesses and Policymakers Must Act Now to Shape the Transformation +++ IG Metall Calls for Transformation Short-Time Work Benefits

Press Release Hans-Jürgen Urban: Businesses and policymakers bear responsibility for the ecological transition

+++ Minimum social standards in Europe are long overdue +++ Policymakers must curb tax evasion and tax internet corporations +++ Labor market reforms have not boosted employment

Press Release Irene Schulz: Europe must set standards for good jobs and good education

+++ For Ingolstadt, the key lies in how successfully the automotive industry navigates this transformation +++ Managers who think long-term are needed +++ Collective bargaining agreements are the anchor of social cohesion +++ “The winner takes it all” must not become the guiding principle

Press Release Ralf Kutzner: Digitalization must not be left solely to employers

+++ Many people are afraid of becoming dependent +++ Collective bargaining agreements are indispensable in the restructuring of industry and skilled trades +++ Social issues must be at the center of European policy

Press Release No. 12/2019 Christiane Benner: Unions Are the Driving Force Behind Social Progress in Europe

+++ More Worker Participation in Europe +++ European Minimum Wages Can Protect Workers +++ Shaping the Energy Transition and Digitalization Together +++ A Basic Pension Must Be Based on Respect for a Lifetime of Work +++ Taking a Clear Stand Against Racism and Xenophobia

Press Release No. 13/2019 Jürgen Kerner: Unions are drivers of decent work and social progress

+++ Strengthen collective bargaining coverage in the East and West +++ Creating equal living conditions promotes justice +++ Europe-wide standards protect workers

Press Release Wolfgang Lemb: Transformation Can Only Succeed with Decent Work

+++ Baden-Württemberg has great potential for green technology +++ Workers must not be the only ones to bear the costs of the transition +++ The social dimension in the EU must be strengthened

PRESS RELEASE Joint event hosted by the BMAS and IG Metall on structural change in Berlin

+++ Hubertus Heil, Federal Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, launched the BMAS’s “Competence Compass” project on April 30 at the Siemens Entrepreneurs Forum in Berlin +++ IG Metall has launched its Transformation Atlas

Press Release No. 10/2019 IG Metall Reaches Collective Bargaining Agreement for the East German Textile Industry

+++ East German working hours to be aligned with the West German standard of 37 hours per week by 2027 +++ Wages and apprenticeship stipends to rise by 6.2 percent over 36 months +++ Hiring of apprentices and the partial retirement program to be extended

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