I find the whole concept ridiculous. Why did they even sign an employment contract with the railway or anywhere else if they didn't agree with the salary? I wouldn't apply for something where I don't think the salary is good and then go on strike at some point. And if the railway gives in, they…
Many media outlets are reporting on the strike. The GDL union is often blamed for this—because of its demand for a 35-hour work week. Unfortunately, the fact that the Ver.di union is also entering the negotiations with the demand for a 35-hour work week is not mentioned so often. — It's worth taking a look…
Understandable in my opinion, but extremely annoying for me (and millions of others) who can't get to work, school, important appointments, etc. What do you say about that? Just speak up.
Because the strikes convey the dictatorship of a stronger strike leader who has the people firmly in his grip – gestures and style of speech do the rest, as Weselsky conveys this when he exploits the ordinary citizens for his own purposes with the aim of producing depression and filling the psychiatric practices – how…
Will the replacement trains be full if the train goes on strike? I have to go to work tomorrow morning and there is only one replacement train running because of the strike. Now I don't know what the situation will be like at the station.
ENOUGH! Can you stop striking?! And with that, a wonderful good day, dear GF community. Yes, I also have to keep a pretty tight rein on "strikes," since the Ruhrbahn in Essen has also been on strike several times in the last few weeks. Thanks for that, Ver.di! Now to the actual topic: Who, where,…
On average, according to Kunununuuu, train crews earn €2,800 gross (approximately €1,915 net) per month. Train drivers and signalmen earn slightly more… Now it's their turn to get a 35-hour week. With €1,915, you can certainly finance a life… groceries, a car, an apartment… saving for a house. The downside, of course, is family life….
She could do that in response to the GdL strikes, couldn't she? I think the GdL would then calm down very quickly and return to the negotiating table. Or am I mistaken?
They've extended it again because DB hasn't budged. The train drivers want to work 35 hours a week instead of 40, and many train drivers are criticizing the irregular hours and night shifts (as if they didn't know that before they started their careers). In any case, this is the third rail strike this year….
I'm flying from Frankfurt Airport on Sunday (and with Lufthansa) and would like to know how likely it is that the ground staff or security personnel will go on strike. Because they just recently ended their strike.