Germany's Deutsche Bahn Pay Deal
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Germany dodges train strikes as DB rail company agrees to pay deal
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Deutsche Bahn has struck a phased pay deal with the EVG union for a rise of more than 6.5% up to the end of 2027 .
The deal means that there will be no strikes up to that time.
The state-owned railway company has come in for severe criticism over recent years for long delays and cancellations.
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