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2. Volkswagen and unions - Wikipedia

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   The transfer of Volkswagen by the British authorities to the governments of Lower Saxony and the newly formed West German government in 1949, completed its transfer of ownership to Germany. IG Metall became the dominant union force in VW one year later, coinciding with the German period of ""economic miracles". [18]: 55, 91

3. VW reaches union deal to cut 35,000 German jobs after ... - AOL

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   Union leaders hailed the agreement as a "Christmas miracle" after 70 hours of gruelling negotiations, the longest in the company's 87-year history. ... -Volkswagen on Friday announced sweeping ...

4. As Volkswagen workers strike in Germany over pay cuts ...

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   While Volkswagen grapples with a satisfactory pay hike for workers in the U.S., the company continues to battle its union back home over proposed cuts. Volkswagen struggles with German cuts

5. Volkswagen workers are voting on whether to join the UAW. The ...

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   The union vote at the Volkswagen plant will mean more than whether the 4,300 hourly workers in Chattanooga are members of the UAW or not. It could be the start of a revolution in the US auto ...

6. Volkswagen Chattanooga Assembly Plant - Wikipedia

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   The Volkswagen Chattanooga Assembly Plant has attracted international attention after it was proposed that employees elect a union, in order to implement a work council that has co-determination, consultation and participation rights with management. [31] [32] The United Auto Workers attempted unsuccessfully to unionize the Chattanooga plant in ...

7. Volkswagen - Wikipedia

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   In 1964, Volkswagen acquired Auto Union, and in 1969, NSU Motorenwerke AG (NSU). The former company owned the historic Audi brand, which had disappeared after the Second World War. VW ultimately merged Auto Union and NSU to create the modern Audi company, and would go on to develop it as its luxury vehicle marque. The purchase of Auto Union and ...