VW workers at German plant hold fresh warning strike

VW T.Roc Osnabruck — T-Roc production at VW's Osnabrueck plant. (VW)

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November 06, 2024 10:15 AM

FRANKFURT — Workers at Volkswagen Group’s Osnabrueck plant in Germany, which is considered a possible target for closure under the automaker’s restructuring plans, held warning strikes on Nov. 6 as part of regional protests over pay, the IG Metall union said.

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