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Three strikes and BER's out: Airport workers demand better pay - Vimarsana News

Three strikes and BER's out: Airport workers demand better pay

Berlin is hit with the third strike in one week, as security staff at BER airport demand better pay.

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Train drivers in Germany demand their strike be extended - Vimarsana News

Train drivers in Germany demand their strike be extended

The GDL train drivers’ union has already backed away from its earlier demands. It wants to prevent a broader mobilisation, but this is precisely what many of the strikers are demanding.

Source: wsws.org
North-South S-Bahn tunnel closed for six week maintenance - Vimarsana News

North-South S-Bahn tunnel closed for six week maintenance

One of the busiest sections of the Berlin S-Bahn network will be closed until February 16 for maintenance work.

Innovation Awards 2023 | preview of this year's entries - Vimarsana News

Innovation Awards 2023 | preview of this year's entries

Preview some of the entries to the 2023 Blooloop Innovation Awards, presented with AREA15, before the winners are announced

Deutsche Bahn: Nationwide strike of the GDL in November - Vimarsana News

Deutsche Bahn: Nationwide strike of the GDL in November

The rail union GDL has called for a strike at Deutsche Bahn. What impact does this have on travellers, what rights and opportunities do they have? Here are the answers. From Wednesday evening there will be numerous train cancellations in regional and long-distance traffic. The S-Bahn trains in the cities may also be affected, Hamburg and Berlin are already announcing "massive disruptions to S-bahn traffic" via X: X: x: x. The strike will take place from Wednesday, 22 p.m., to Thursday, 18 p.M.