In the wage dispute at the subsidiaries of the state-owned Vivantes clinic, numerous employees demonstrated in front of the Red City Hall on Wednesday.
One day before the resumption of collective bargaining, they reiterated their calls for wages to be brought into line with the public service tariff (TVöD).
The Vivantes subsidiaries employ cleaning staff or kitchen staff, for example.
Berlin - They have been on strike for more than a month.
In contrast to the care workers, there is still no collective agreement for the Vivantes subsidiaries.
Negotiations should continue on Thursday.
Former Brandenburg Prime Minister Matthias Platzeck (SPD) mediated in the conflict.
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For the time being, no labor dispute at the Ernst von Bergmann Clinic
At the Ernst von Bergmann Clinic in Potsdam, there will initially be no strike for more relief at work.
The necessary signatures were not collected, confirmed Torsten Schulz, union secretary in health and social services, on Tuesday.
First, the newspaper "Potsdamer Latest News" reported.
For the time being, no labor dispute at the Ernst von Bergmann Clinic
Negotiations in the clinic wage dispute
In the wage dispute at the state-owned Berlin hospitals Charité and Vivantes, there should also be negotiations at the weekend.
A top-level meeting between representatives of the Verdi union and the Charité is planned for this Saturday, both sides confirmed.
It should be about rough lines and a possible schedule for further discussions in the coming week.
Negotiations in the clinic wage dispute
Tariff dispute: Charité and Verdi meet on Saturday
In the collective bargaining dispute at the state-owned hospitals in Berlin, representatives from Verdi and Charité will meet for a so-called top-level discussion on Saturday.
Talks in working groups that began on Thursday are also planned for Friday, said Verdi negotiator Meike Jäger on Thursday in Berlin.
Talks with the hospital group Vivantes have not yet been arranged, said Jäger.
Tariff dispute: Charité and Verdi meet on Saturday
For nurses, the company and the Verdi union agreed on key points for a relief collective agreement on Tuesday.
The employees then gradually returned to work.
They too had been on strike since early September.
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