Vast majority of GDL members vote in favour of open-ended strikes
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The Union of German Locomotive Drivers (GDL) members have officially voted in favour of extended industrial action that could possibly start in January. The union’s head, Claus Weselsky, said there will be no strike during the holidays. However, he underlined that the German rail sector could face an open-ended standstill starting on 8 January.
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Frustrations, BREXIT…, etc., very much are trigged by a railway stuck at standards, no longer optimal.
(Regrettably Goal of EU…, nearness, has not been provided for.)
At railways funding devastatingly remains for standards, that are cementing.
(Ware owners, clients have shifted strategy to On Demand! For proving equal, now a future proof, a railway with safe safety factors, a now optimal railway urgently is needed!)