Brandenburg: postage meter sought public support for tariff evasion and mass dismissal
By Jörn Boewe, young world, 3 March 2011
The postage meter Franco Postalia from Birkenhead has finalized its plans for relocation. The works were presented on Monday plans under which the management at Headquarters about 120 paid employees collectively dismissed and wants to build in Wittenberge (Prigge), a new production line with up to 50 paid workers under collective agreements. This is the responsible IG Metall Secretary Stefanie Jahn said on Wednesday against jW .
The company, currently in Birkenhead, near Berlin employs some 380 people still trying since the summer of 2010 blackmail works council and union to the acceptance of mass redundancies and a deterioration of working conditions. If the works to 31 December 2010 do not agree, it would shift production to the "green field", it said.
Now it seems so far. For the production of 50 prototypes of the new franking machine "Phoenix" have you rented a vacant building market in makeshift ways between Wittenberg and Perleberg, confirmed a report of Jahn Volkszeitun g Schwerin on Tuesday. But soon people will be set, "but not 50, but not by ten." During the year, the facility will be shifted again: As the reported Märkische Allgemeine Zeitung (Tuesday Edition), quoting a company spokesperson, is the final site housed in a building of the former canned soup factory Winko on the industrial estate Wittenberge North be that was last used as a disco hall. Birkenwerder you had to pay average wages of 3,000 €, in Wittenberge one expected the 1800th
Why only hardware store, then canned soup factory? The Winko Hall is currently "in a" dilapidated state, Jahn, and had to be completely renovated. The question is, who the bezahlt.Wie the Ministry of Economic Affairs of Brandenburg on Wednesday confirmed jW inquiry, the company has applied for public funding to "improve the regional economic structure." It is about half a million €. had been decided yet. "For the poor infrastructure is the establishment Prignitz Of course a win, "said the ministry spokesman.
Already in the past week had warned the works council and IG Metall in a letter to Economy Minister Ralf Christoffers (The Left) of a possible subsidization of job cuts and fare evasion. "We have made it clear to him that we would have no sympathy for and accept such a policy could not", says Jahn against jW . So far, the Minister was to the letter failed to respond. Unlike his comrades, and Klaus Ernst Werner Dreibus - First Party Chairman, Second Vice Group. Both were in the conflict on the side of the workforce and the local IG Metall made.
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