Volkswagen (VWAGY) said it wants its workers to take 10% pay cuts in order for the car maker to continue to be competitive and protect employment, Reuters’ Paolo Laudani reports. The news comes after a request from the IG Metall union to increase pay by 7% and reinstate collective agreements, the author says, noting that VW has said it is not able to meet such demands.
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