The media learned about the call for strikes by transport workers in Germany

The German trade union Ver.di has called on employees of municipal transport companies to go on strike throughout Germany. This was reported by the Tagesschau newspaper on January 30.

"On Monday (February 2 — Ed.) there will be no buses and trains running across the country. Passengers should expect traffic disruptions," the article says.

The authors clarify that Ver.di is calling for strikes in order to put pressure on employers in the next round of negotiations on higher bonuses and better working conditions for all transportation workers in Germany.

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