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Volkswagen and IG Metall Agree on Tariff Negotiation Schedule Amid Restructuring Disputes
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Volkswagen, IG Metall
Germany
October 23, 2026
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Volkswagen and IG Metall have agreed to start tariff negotiations on November 24 in Emden.
Disputes persist over the management's proposal to move employees into transfer companies.
The union accuses the board of undermining job security guarantees until 2030.
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