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Agreement at IAV between IG Metall and management

Collective agreement with significant wage increases in 2024 and 2025

12/22/2023 | Employers and IG Metall had recently different positions in the current collective bargaining round. In the first round of negotiations on November 30 , 2023, the employers offered 8.5% wage increase over 24 months, compared to IG Metall‘s demand of 10.5% increase over 12 months.

Collective bargaining round picks up speed

More pay for IAV employees demanded

12/04/2023 | IG Metall is determined to defend the interests of IAV's workforce and is starting the 2023/2024 bargaining round with clear demands. In view of the fundamental changes in the automotive industry and the associated challenges for IAV in the midst of the transformation process, IG Metall is calling for significant investment in the workforce.

students meet engineers

The future of mobility: co-determined

11/13/2023 | For the seventh time, students and engineers from the IG Metall regions of Lower Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt as well as Berlin-Brandenburg-Saxony took the opportunity to discuss future topics at the weekend. This time, the focus was on issues relating to the mobility of the future.
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Highlights of the i-connection network meeting

10/02/2023 | Under the motto "Everything different, everything new thanks to sophisticated algorithms? Good working conditions in the office, engineering and IT sectors under the sign of AI", the i-connection network meeting took place on 25 September at CARIAD in Wolfsburg.

Students are not second-class citizens!

Where is the increase in the BAföG rate?

09/01/2023 | It gives the impression that the interests of students in Germany are of secondary importance to the government.

Current ITC salary analysis

15 percent more for ICT employees with collective wage agreement

05/04/2023 | On average, ICT workers covered by collective bargaining agreements earn nearly 15 percent more than their counterparts in in companies without collective agreements. At the same time, they work fewer hours on average. This is shown by the new ICT salary analysis of IG Metall: ICT employees can also check and compare their own salaries.