VW increases pressure on German workers

Bernhard says the Golf is too expensive to build in Wolfsburg.

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By:

Jason Stein

June 26, 2006 05:00 AM

Volkswagen chiefs are increasing pressure on workers at Wolfsburg, Europe's biggest car plant, to accept longer working hours for the same pay.

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