Germany

An agency worker describes working life in a German Hewlett-Packard packaging plant in 2005.

Account of the 2006 strike at Bosch-Siemens Washing Machine Factory (BSH) in Berlin, Germany and interview with two strikers.

Guidelines of the General Workers' Union Unitary Organisation, as presented at the Fourth Conference of the General Workers' Union of Germany in…

Extracts from the December 1920 Guidelines of the General Workers' Union of Germany

Text of a poster produced by Wildcat Germany in 2004 looking at where we are now, and where to go from here...

Short update on strike of lorry drivers which stopped production at FIAT plant in Melfi/Italy, a strike note from VW in Navarra/Spain and news on ‘revolutionary’ production relations between assembly plant and suppliers at DC in Toledo/USA.

Prol-Position on a series of mass job cuts across different, mostly high-tech manufacturing corporations across Germany in 2005.

A discussion with some call centre workers about aspects of working life in Germany in 2005.

In 2006 there were more strikes in Germany than during the previous twelve years. In 2007 their number will be even higher. »Going on strike is becoming fashionable amongst the Germans«, announces a headline in the national daily newspaper Frankfurter Rundschau.

Wildcat's analysis of the German railway strikes in autumn and winter 2007, and interview with striking train drivers.

Wildcat interview with an auto-worker from the 5000x5000 VolksWagen project, a post-Fordist work restructuring experiment.

This is a report of the Daimler Chrysler workers' response to the company attempts to extend the work time and cut pay. There were struggles across Germany, including spontaneous road blocking. The focus of the bosses threats, and the most militant workers struggles were the Sindelfingen Factory and in Untertuerkheim, near Stuttgart. The Untertuerkheim Factory has various other sites attached to it, such as…