Wind turbine manufacturer - Another warning strike at Nordex in Rostock
With a second warning strike in Rostock, IG Metall has emphasized its demands in the wage talks at wind turbine manufacturer Nordex. According to police and union estimates, between 250 and 300 employees gathered on Wednesday afternoon at the production site, where nacelles are built, among other things. Union representative Stefan Schad was satisfied with the turnout. Employees from other Rostock sites had also come.
Commenting on the latest talks, he said: "We have made progress in the negotiations. That has to be acknowledged." Nordex had made an offer. However, there are still two important issues. Not all employees would benefit equally from the proposed increases. In addition, there have not yet been any commitments on the subject of job security. There are fears among colleagues, he said, recalling the closure of rotor blade production in Rostock in 2022. There had already been a warning strike at Nordex in Rostock in October.
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- Despite the tariff discussion with Nordex, IG Metal is considering initiating another metal industry-wide strikes in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern due to concerns about job security.
- The Police were not necessary to maintain order during the warning strike at Nordex's facility in Rostock, as the event was peaceful and well-organized by the union.
- The energy sector in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern could be impacted if the ongoing tariff dispute between Nordex and IG Metal leads to further warning strikes in the metal industry.
- In response to the warning strike, Nordex announced that they would be reviewing their offer to address the concerns raised by IG Metal regarding equal distribution of wage increases and job security.
- The metal industry in Rostock, including manufacturers like Nordex, has been facing challenges due to increasing competition and high production costs, which have contributed to the ongoing wage discussions in the sector.
- Following the warning strike, Nordex emphasized their commitment to finding a solution to the tariff dispute with IG Metal that would benefit both the company and its employees, ultimately avoiding any further disruptions to production.
Source: www.stern.de
