Volkswagen (VWAGY) workers at nine German plants, including its headquarters in Wolfsburg, staged strikes on Monday as workers protested over pay and plans to shut factories, The Financial Times’ Patricia Nilsson reports. VW says it respects workers’ right to take part in warning strikes and that it has taken “targeted measures in advance to ensure emergency supplies” and keep the impact on production “as low as possible.”
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