Good news, everyone. The proportion of late trains may soon fall to 0% soon…
… because a general and unlimited strike is brewing at Deutsche Bahn.
Source: [DPA](https://nordot.app/1044595348296451013)
Good news, everyone. The proportion of late trains may soon fall to 0% soon…
… because a general and unlimited strike is brewing at Deutsche Bahn.
Source: [DPA](https://nordot.app/1044595348296451013)
2 comments
Note that it will take a few weeks to organise and carry out the necessary ballot before an open-ended strike can be called.
That gives time for DB to reconsider their position and avert the strike. From what I can piece together, the big sticking point is the duration of the contract: DB is offering a 27-month agreement, the union is demanding 12 but is apparently willing to accept 21. That puts the ball firmly in DB’s court.
Unfortunately the power-struggle between the EVG and the GDL means that DB is not going to want to compromise, as whatever the EVG gets the GDL will demand more.
0 late trains.