Warum wir 8 Prozent mehr Geld fordern
German Labor Union Wins 8.5% Wage Hike to Counter Inflation - BNN Bloomberg
German union demands 8% wage hike for metal, electrical industry workers | Reuters
VW agrees to 8.5% pay hike, less than inflation | Automotive News Europe
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German metalworkers' union demands 8% pay rise, HR News, ETHRWorld
Global economy: will higher wages prolong inflation?
Tarifrunde M+E: Das sind unsere Argumente #6 :: IG Metall Zwickau
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Germany's biggest trade union strikes a deal on pay
Germany's Biggest Union Pushes for 7% to 8% Raise in Wage Talks - BNN Bloomberg
Übernahme in allen Tarifgebieten durchgesetzt! :: IG Metall Bezirk Nieder-Sachsen-Anhalt
IG Metall union in Germany agrees to third consecutive cut in real wages - World Socialist Web Site
German IG Metall union wants wages above ECB's 2% inflation target, says boss | Nasdaq
Despite workers' willingness to fight, IG Metall union organises sell-out in the German steel industry - World Socialist Web Site
German Industry Faces 8.5% Pay Increase From Union Deal - Bloomberg
Warum wir 8 Prozent mehr Geld fordern
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IG Metall moves toward sellout of metal and electrical industry workers - World Socialist Web Site
Germany's Biggest Labor Union Pushes for 7% to 8% Pay Rise in Wage Talks - Bloomberg
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German industrial workers to get pay raises in 2-year deal | Daily Sabah
German IG Metall union to demand at least 7% pay rise - Sueddeutsche | Reuters
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Preise für Energie und Nahrung treiben Inflation :: IG Metall Jena-Saalfeld und Gera
Metalllöhne weit über Inflation :: IG Metall Halberstadt
Germany's IG Metall union agrees below-inflation wage rise | Reuters
