German auto manufacturers’ high profits and high pay show why U.S. labor laws need to be stronger German car manufacturers make more than twice as many cars as American manufacturers. German auto workers earn an average of $67.14 in wages and benefits, while American auto workers earn an average of $33.77. We’re told that American [...]
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German Higher Pay Boosts Higher Profits
Posted: December 29, 2011 in Labour, ProfitsTags: Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany, BMW, Employment, German, Kevin Brown, Trade union, United States, Volkswagen, Works council
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