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ingemann
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« on: February 20, 2014, 02:58:51 PM »


If I remember correctly one of the reason (the other was angry unions at home) that VW tried to push unions, was because they was completely unable to keep the good workers, because of the lousy work place "climate", which harmed their product quality, and put their brand value at risk.  Setting up the union was an attempt to improve this by getting input from the workers. So this vote may result in them leaving the South. Of course before people become to happy about this, it just mean that they expand the production in Mexico, which have been able to deliver an acceptable quality in the products.
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« Reply #1 on: February 20, 2014, 03:15:42 PM »

I thought Germany had a law that says German-based corporations must have labor representatives on their corporate boards. I thought that was why Volkswagen was more open to unionization.

Honestly I'm not enough into German law to know that, but even if they have, it doesn't necessary mean that they have to have that abroad.
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