ZF planlægger at afskaffe Zeppelin-tillæg på lokationen i Friedrichshafen

Bestyrelsen for autounderleverandøren ZF har opsagt det overenskomstmæssige Zeppelin-tillæg for medarbejdere i Friedrichshafen. Omkring 7.500 ansatte risikerer at miste cirka ti procent af deres bruttoindkomst fra midten af 2027. Forhandlingerne brød sammen mandag.

Ledelsen hos Tysklands næststørste autounderleverandør har til hensigt at fjerne tillægget, der er opkaldt efter virksomhedens grundlægger, Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin. Aftalen er opsagt med virkning fra midten af 2027.

Direktøren for erhvervskøretøjer, Andreas Moser, og HR-chef Lea Corzilius førte forhandlingerne med medarbejderrepræsentanterne. Drøftelserne sluttede mandag uden resultat.

Medarbejdernes vrede kom til udtryk under personalemødet i Friedrichshafen tirsdag. De ansatte gav udtryk for stærk utilfredshed med de planlagte besparelser.

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