Germany: Unions reject the agreement with temp employment agencies

Publicado: 15 Febrero 2010
Google translate: 

It is a rare case affiliated organisations do not ratify minimum wage agreements negotiated by the national trade union confederations.

At the beginning of the 2010, the Association of Temporary Employers (BZA) and the German Confederation of Trade Unions (DGB) had agreed to raise wages for temporary employees by 2.55% since 1 May. One of UNI's biggest affiliates ver.di and another German union IG Metall dissagree with the negotiated outcome.

BZA has agreed to re-start negotiations with DGB and find a solution by 8 March 2010.



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