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ATMs could be tomorrow, will remain partially empty. Reason Warnsteiks in the case of cash-in-transit companies, to which ver.di has called. The Union is expecting major disruptions in the supply of cash.
The trade Union ver.di calls tomorrow to nationwide Strikes in cash-in-transit companies. It could lead to "major disruptions" in the supply of cash, so the trade Union. Banks and stores could not be with cash supplies, if hundreds of cash-in-transit would strike. Also, the pick-up of the day's receipts at Department stores and discounters, furniture and hardware stores, as well as other companies is not ensured, said a negotiator Arno Peukes.
Currently, collective bargaining negotiations for the industry. At the next talks at the 3. and 4. January in the Hessian town of Bad Nauheim has to submit to the employer a negotiating offer, required.di. Otherwise, would extend the work stoppage.
The employees of money transport firms are being called on Wednesday for a strike. Ver.di believed that this is why the cash could be scarce.
More money and alignment in the Easttrade Union calls for approximately 12,000 employees, an annual increase of the hourly rate to 1.50 euros, or an increase in salary of 250 Euro per month. The duration should not exceed 24 months. In addition, the salaries in the East are to be aligned with those in the West.
according to The Union, money counters and cash-in-transit driver can earn in the East, currently around 1800 to 2400 euros gross, in the West there are 2200 to 2900 euros gross per month.
