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German Rail Union Demands 7.6% Pay Raise, Threatens April Strike
The German railway union EVG is demanding a 7.6% pay raise, a 2.6% shift allowance, and a 500 euro bonus for its 192,000 members, leading to early negotiations with Deutsche Bahn to avoid disruption under a potential new government.
German Rail Union Demands 7.6% Pay Raise, Threatens April Strike
The German railway union EVG is demanding a 7.6% pay raise, a 2.6% shift allowance, and a 500 euro bonus for its 192,000 members, leading to early negotiations with Deutsche Bahn to avoid disruption under a potential new government.
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44% Bias Score
Deutsche Bahn faces union strike threat amid wage negotiations
The Eisenbahn- und Verkehrsgewerkschaft (EVG) union is starting negotiations with Deutsche Bahn (DB) for a 7.6% pay raise and other benefits for 192,000 employees, threatening strikes if demands aren't met by late March. The upcoming federal election adds pressure, as the Union party wants to break ...
Deutsche Bahn faces union strike threat amid wage negotiations
The Eisenbahn- und Verkehrsgewerkschaft (EVG) union is starting negotiations with Deutsche Bahn (DB) for a 7.6% pay raise and other benefits for 192,000 employees, threatening strikes if demands aren't met by late March. The upcoming federal election adds pressure, as the Union party wants to break ...
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40% Bias Score
High Demand for Paris-Berlin ICE Train Prompts Expansion Plans
The new direct ICE train between Paris and Berlin, launched in late December, is experiencing exceptionally high demand with 90% average occupancy, prompting plans by DB and SNCF to expand the service, including additional direct connections between Paris and Munich.
High Demand for Paris-Berlin ICE Train Prompts Expansion Plans
The new direct ICE train between Paris and Berlin, launched in late December, is experiencing exceptionally high demand with 90% average occupancy, prompting plans by DB and SNCF to expand the service, including additional direct connections between Paris and Munich.
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36% Bias Score
Berlin Senate Threatens Takeover of Urbane Mitte Project Planning
The Berlin Senate threatens to take over planning for the "Urbane Mitte" development project in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg due to delays, despite local opposition to the large-scale office building plan, further complicated by the pending S21 rail line.
Berlin Senate Threatens Takeover of Urbane Mitte Project Planning
The Berlin Senate threatens to take over planning for the "Urbane Mitte" development project in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg due to delays, despite local opposition to the large-scale office building plan, further complicated by the pending S21 rail line.
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60% Bias Score
Surge in German Railway Graffiti Vandalism Costs 12 Million Euros in 2024
By October 2024, German railway reported 16,601 graffiti incidents nationwide, costing roughly 12 million euros annually; Berlin (1,866), Munich (843), and Frankfurt (233) were the hardest hit, while cleanup costs reach 30,000 euros per train.
Surge in German Railway Graffiti Vandalism Costs 12 Million Euros in 2024
By October 2024, German railway reported 16,601 graffiti incidents nationwide, costing roughly 12 million euros annually; Berlin (1,866), Munich (843), and Frankfurt (233) were the hardest hit, while cleanup costs reach 30,000 euros per train.
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52% Bias Score
Leipzig Leads Saxony in Deutsche Bahn Graffiti Vandalism
In 2024, Leipzig, Dresden, and Chemnitz were among Germany's top 10 cities for Deutsche Bahn graffiti vandalism; Leipzig saw a significant increase to 202 incidents (fifth nationally), while Dresden and Chemnitz saw decreases; Deutsche Bahn faces €12 million in annual costs.
Leipzig Leads Saxony in Deutsche Bahn Graffiti Vandalism
In 2024, Leipzig, Dresden, and Chemnitz were among Germany's top 10 cities for Deutsche Bahn graffiti vandalism; Leipzig saw a significant increase to 202 incidents (fifth nationally), while Dresden and Chemnitz saw decreases; Deutsche Bahn faces €12 million in annual costs.
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32% Bias Score
EVG Union Begins Wage Talks with Deutsche Bahn Amidst Uncertainty and Potential Strikes
The Eisenbahn- und Verkehrsgewerkschaft (EVG) union begins wage negotiations with Deutsche Bahn (DB) today, demanding a 7.6% pay raise, a 2.6% shift allowance, a €500 bonus, and job security for its 192,000 members; strikes are possible from April 1st if no agreement is reached before the current co...
EVG Union Begins Wage Talks with Deutsche Bahn Amidst Uncertainty and Potential Strikes
The Eisenbahn- und Verkehrsgewerkschaft (EVG) union begins wage negotiations with Deutsche Bahn (DB) today, demanding a 7.6% pay raise, a 2.6% shift allowance, a €500 bonus, and job security for its 192,000 members; strikes are possible from April 1st if no agreement is reached before the current co...
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44% Bias Score
Deutsche Bahn and EVG Union Seek Swift Contract Resolution Before Election
In ongoing Tarifstreit negotiations, Deutsche Bahn and the EVG union aim for a rapid resolution before Germany's federal election, with the employer offering a proposal in the first round of talks on Tuesday; the EVG demands include a 7.6% pay raise, a 2.6% shift allowance, a €500 bonus, and job sec...
Deutsche Bahn and EVG Union Seek Swift Contract Resolution Before Election
In ongoing Tarifstreit negotiations, Deutsche Bahn and the EVG union aim for a rapid resolution before Germany's federal election, with the employer offering a proposal in the first round of talks on Tuesday; the EVG demands include a 7.6% pay raise, a 2.6% shift allowance, a €500 bonus, and job sec...
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36% Bias Score
Empty Trains Circle Berlin at Night Due to Track Shortage
Due to a shortage of rail tracks in Berlin, empty ICE trains are running at night, exacerbating existing staff shortages and causing unnecessary energy consumption; this follows the recent, then reversed, decision to eliminate printed train arrival timetables to save costs.
Empty Trains Circle Berlin at Night Due to Track Shortage
Due to a shortage of rail tracks in Berlin, empty ICE trains are running at night, exacerbating existing staff shortages and causing unnecessary energy consumption; this follows the recent, then reversed, decision to eliminate printed train arrival timetables to save costs.
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48% Bias Score
\"Assaults and Thefts Rise Sharply on German Trains in 2024\"\
\"German train stations experienced a significant increase in assaults in 2024, exceeding the total number reported for 2023 (10,600 vs 10,115), while thefts also saw a slight rise. Despite thousands of security personnel and increased camera surveillance, the number of violent incidents and theft i...
\"Assaults and Thefts Rise Sharply on German Trains in 2024\"\
\"German train stations experienced a significant increase in assaults in 2024, exceeding the total number reported for 2023 (10,600 vs 10,115), while thefts also saw a slight rise. Despite thousands of security personnel and increased camera surveillance, the number of violent incidents and theft i...
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36% Bias Score
Munich Second in Germany for Deutsche Bahn Graffiti Damage
Munich experienced a sharp rise in graffiti attacks on Deutsche Bahn trains and facilities, increasing from 529 cases in the first ten months of 2022 to 843 in 2023, placing it second nationally behind Berlin and incurring significant financial losses for Deutsche Bahn.
Munich Second in Germany for Deutsche Bahn Graffiti Damage
Munich experienced a sharp rise in graffiti attacks on Deutsche Bahn trains and facilities, increasing from 529 cases in the first ten months of 2022 to 843 in 2023, placing it second nationally behind Berlin and incurring significant financial losses for Deutsche Bahn.
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52% Bias Score
Record €17 Billion Investment in German Rail Infrastructure
Deutsche Bahn (DB) invested nearly €17 billion in its rail infrastructure in 2023, a record amount aimed at modernizing the network and improving service quality by renewing tracks, switches, and stations, with projects ranging from new elevators to complete overhauls of major lines like the Riedbah...
Record €17 Billion Investment in German Rail Infrastructure
Deutsche Bahn (DB) invested nearly €17 billion in its rail infrastructure in 2023, a record amount aimed at modernizing the network and improving service quality by renewing tracks, switches, and stations, with projects ranging from new elevators to complete overhauls of major lines like the Riedbah...
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48% Bias Score
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