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Working longer hours, layoffs and delayed bonuses: thousands of Mercedes employees protest

Working longer hours, layoffs and delayed bonuses: thousands of Mercedes employees protest

Thousands of Mercedes-Benz employees are protesting against planned cost-cutting measures, including increased working hours without salary increases. The demonstrations also address broader job losses across the German automotive industry, with the IG Metall union warning of further labor actions.

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