Volkswagen Workers Strike Again
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•Volkswagen braces for fresh strikes as salary cut talks resume
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Volkswagen workers set to launch rolling strikes at nine plants in Germany for the second time in a week .
The strikes ratchet up the pressure on management on the same day that the fourth round of negotiations over pay cuts and factory closures gets under way.
IG Metall , the union representing most Volkswagen workers, is rejecting the company's call for employees to accept a 10% reduction in salaries in order to help the carmaker remain competitive.
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