Deutsche Bahn and the train drivers’ union GDL have agreed on a collective agreement. “There is an agreement,” the German press agency learned from the context of the negotiations.
Deutsche Bahn and the train drivers’ union GDL have agreed on a collective agreement. “There is an agreement,” the German Press Agency learned on Thursday in Berlin from the context of the negotiations. The “Bild” and “Business Insider” had previously reported on it.
The Prime Ministers of Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein, Stephan Weil (SPD) and Daniel Günther (CDU), also announced the agreement on Thursday. You had mediated in the negotiations. Günther spoke of good news for all Deutsche Bahn customers. “In the end there is now a result that is supported by everyone involved.” Weil said that the involvement of outsiders was probably useful in view of the initially rather muddled situation. The results should be presented in Berlin in the morning.
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