Public Sector Strikes Expand Across Germany
Germany faces widespread public sector strikes as Verdi intensifies its campaign for better pay and conditions. Workers in clinics, daycare centers, and municipal services, including garbage collection, are demanding an 8% wage increase and additional days off.
The strikes coincide with Equal Pay Day and International Women's Day, highlighting gender pay disparities. Employers argue the demands are unaffordable, while Verdi has announced further strikes in regions like Niedersachsen and Bremen.
Public transport and airport operations are also affected, with significant disruptions expected, including flight cancellations. The strikes have already seen 20,000 employees participating, affecting essential services and causing delays in waste management.
In cities like Munich and Aachen, public services face significant disruptions, with recycling centers and garbage collections particularly impacted. The ongoing negotiations, scheduled to continue in March, aim to resolve the conflict, but Verdi remains steadfast in its demands.
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