Audi Strike In Hungary Caused 10,000 Car Backup On Ingolstadt Assembly Line

  • 6 Feb 2019 6:52 AM
  • Hungary Matters
Audi Strike In Hungary Caused 10,000 Car Backup On Ingolstadt Assembly Line
A week-long strike at German carmaker Audi’s plant in Győr, in northwest Hungary, created a backup of more than 10,000 cars on assembly lines at its headquarters in Ingolstadt, business daily Világgazdaság said.

More than 10,000 cars were not produced at Audi’s plant in Ingolstadt because of the strike in Győr, Audi communications director Joachim Cordshagen told the paper.

He declined to estimate the resulting losses, but said production was back on schedule at Audi’s plants in Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm by Monday.

The week-long strike at Audi Hungaria finished last Wednesday, after management and union representatives reached an agreement over pay rises.

Management agreed to raise workers’ base pay by 18%, but at least 75,000 forints (EUR 235) per month, meeting a union demand.

The strike forced interruptions in production at a number of Audi plants in Germany as engine deliveries from Hungary came to a halt.

MTI Photo: Krizsán Csaba

Related links

Strike In Hungary Forces Audi To Pause Production In Ingolstadt

Audi Hungária Management, Union Reach Wage Agreement

Audi Hungaria Strike Continues; Ingolstadt Shutdown Extended

Wage Talks Ongoing At Audi Hungaria

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