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On Wednesday, November 26 at 2:30 p.m., employees from all over Austria will gather at the Platz der Menschenrechte in Vienna. Their goal: to fight for a fair offer.

The 18,000 employees in the private security sector will receive wage increases of 3.08 percent weighted.

Cuts in the care sector have dramatic consequences for employees and patients. On November 25, thousands will take to the streets in Salzburg against it.

The second round of negotiations for the collective agreement of the 150,000 retail workers has again remained without result.

Adult representation made easy – lawyer Paul Kessler as a guest on "vidaHören".

No agreement in the third round of negotiations. Trade union vida announces resistance. 

On the occasion of International World Toilet Day on November 19, the trade union vida makes it unmistakably clear: Austria is literally leaving its bus and truck drivers out in the rain.

The second round of negotiations for the 130,000 employees in the private health, social and care sector (Social Economy Austria) was abruptly interrupted on Wednesday.

The second round of collective bargaining negotiations for the approximately 18,000 employees in the private security industry ended without result.

The Eisenbahnerheim is a symbol of solidarity in action – a place where the history of railway workers and the union is not only preserved, but also continued.

In the cleaning industry, where predominantly women work, employers are particularly called upon: Don't let employees slip into poverty! 

Trade union vida pleased with successful renegotiation for cleaners.

On the occasion of the hospital summit of the state health officers and the Minister of Health, the trade union vida is calling for an end to the austerity course in the health and hospital sector.

Trade union vida demands more appreciation. The employers' offer lacks any respect. 

First round of negotiations without progress: vida demands fair compensation for earlier concessions.

Trade union vida criticizes Chinese trains in the red-white-red rail network.

Chamber of Commerce closes with 4.2% wage increase. vida chairman Roman Hebenstreit sees this as a strong signal against loss of purchasing power and wage restraint.

When everything runs smoothly at the Lidl logistics center in Großebersdorf, Manuel Pospisil has a good day. The trained paramedic, who actually wanted to become a police officer, makes sure that food gets to the shelves safely - and that no one is left behind.

Savings in the ÖBB operations management system threaten security gaps