The number of attacks on employees at Austria's railways is alarming. The trade union vida is therefore calling for more staff on trains and stations as well as a consistent implementation of the protective measures already agreed.

With the campaign "Not on our backs!", the trade union vida is drawing attention to the low incomes in the hotel and catering industry before the opening of the Salzburg Festival. Tourism records must not be based on poverty wages and real wage losses for employees.

Austrian tourism is once again setting records in the summer pre-season. But apprentices and employees in the lowest wage groups are not even to receive full compensation for inflation.

The trade union vida is drawing attention to the stalled collective bargaining negotiations for the hotel and catering industry with an action in Upper Austria.

The trade union vida is drawing attention to the stalled collective bargaining negotiations for the hotel and catering industry with an action in Vienna.

Rising numbers of overnight stays meet falling employment and growing staff shortages. The trade union vida is demanding fair wages, better working conditions and a quick return to the collective bargaining table.

The vida trade union is always there – for a lifetime. Simply better together – at work and in your free time. 

The vida trade union continues to rely on the mediation of Tourism State Secretary Elisabeth Zehetner. However, it remains uncertain whether the Chamber of Commerce is willing to engage in further collective bargaining negotiations and a fair offer.

After the faltering collective agreement negotiations in tourism, the trade union vida reacts with an open letter.

Rail freight transport (SGV) in Europe is facing considerable challenges.

Two trade unionists and railway workers talk about the generational change at ÖBB, good work and strong cohesion.

While hotels and restaurants are celebrating record sales, employees are to forego inflation compensation. The trade union vida demands fair wages instead of real wage losses.

Grassroots democratic voting in the hotel and catering industry does not bring a clear yes to the employers' offer. The trade union vida sees this as a clear mandate of the employees: No collective agreement must lead to real wage losses.

vida chairman Roman Hebenstreit criticizes state-forced labor imports at the expense of young people – "Create attractive jobs instead of calling for dumping wage workers"

30 years of works council work: Markus Simböck, BR chairman of the St. Josef Braunau hospital, as a guest at vidaHören.

Trade union vida criticizes: Unbelievable action of the hotel management - employees defied massive intimidation attempts.