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The IG Metall union has announced that Volkswagen workers in German factories are going on a warning strike over the company's plans to cut wages.

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The strike comes amid tensions between Volkswagen and its employees, who oppose the company's plans to cut wages by 10%, mass layoffs and possible plant closures. The union has proposed €1.5bn in cost-saving measures, but these have been rejected by the company. Negotiations are due to continue on December 9.

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