VW 'profoundly disappointed' after Mexico factory workers reject union pay deal

VW Tiguan Puebla, Mexico 2019 Rtrs.jpg — VW Tiguan production is pictured at the company's assembly plant in Puebla, Mexico, in a 2019 photo. (REUTERS/REUTERS)

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Reuters

September 01, 2022 06:33 PM

MEXICO CITY -- Volkswagen Group's Mexico unit said in a statement on Thursday it is "profoundly disappointed" by the union's rejection of a 9 percent proposed salary increase.

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