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Talking to each other, learning together and developing new perspectives - that's i-connection.

    What is i-connection?

    Engaging in dialogue, learning together, and gaining fresh perspectives – that is what i-connection is all about.

    The i-connection network unites employees, voluntary union representatives, and works council members from IT and engineering companies and industries. It is also open to anyone interested in learning more about careers in these fields. Network members are dedicated professionals who strive to remain at the forefront – skilled, healthy, and financially secure.

    This is the core purpose of i-connection. We bring critical topics to the table – issues that truly matter to people working in IT and engineering. These discussions are accessible to everyone at any time. The network meets three times a year, focusing on skills development, training, and the exchange of insights on working conditions. Members benefit from expert presentations by IG Metall and first-hand reports from colleagues across various companies. A diverse range of professional backgrounds and experiences ensures dynamic, action-oriented discussions.

    Why i-connection?

    • The network structure strengthens both local and company-led initiatives.
    • Open discussions and knowledge-sharing ensure that key issues reflect the real challenges faced by employees in the IT and engineering sectors.
    • i-connection serves as an early warning system – by pooling information, we can identify technical, economic, and skill-development trends. This empowers employees and works councils to navigate change proactively.
    • i-connection is a dedicated service for our members in IT and engineering companies.
    • A targeted, industry-specific selection of topics enhances engagement with companies that have traditionally had limited interaction with trade unions.
    • Through i-connection, we aim to attract new members from the engineering and IT sectors.
    • We also leverage i-connection to support the establishment of new works councils.