DHL Leipzig workers win historic wage deal with 88% approval
DHL's Leipzig cargo hub workers have overwhelmingly approved a new collective bargaining agreement. The vote, with 88% in favor, secures a significant minimum wage increase for the employees. The agreement, negotiated by unnamed DHL leadership, will see workers' wageworks boosted by 5.6% retroactively from July 1, 2023. This substantial increase is a testament to the workers' collective power and DHL's commitment to fair compensation. The agreement also includes a second wageworks hike, scheduled for July 1, 2026. This additional 5.4% increase ensures that workers' minimum wage will continue to rise, keeping pace with the cost of living. The acceptance of this collective bargaining agreement demonstrates the unity and strength of DHL's Leipzig cargo hub workers. The retroactive and future minimum wage increases will have a positive impact on their livelihoods, reflecting the company's recognition of their hard work and dedication.
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