Volkswagen: terminates three-shift production agreement at Zwickau plant

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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen is currently negotiating a new production deal with workers at its all-electric Zwickau plant after terminating a ...

FRANKFURT - Volkswagen is currently negotiating a new production deal with workers at its all-electric Zwickau plant after terminating a long-standing three-shift agreement, the carmakerFRANKFURT - Volkswagen is currently negotiating a new production deal with workers at its all-electric Zwickau plant after terminating a long-standing three-shift agreement, the carmaker said on Wednesday.

"The aim is to reach a new agreement, jointly supported by the company and the employees, which takes into account the current market situation and ensures the economic viability of the site," the company said.

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