Export Capitalism and Unionism in Germany
ZNetwork · 78 days ago
Since the 1960s, Germany’s most powerful trade union – the two-million-member-strong IG Metall, or IGM – has locked its works councils, but also its members, into what Germans call the “export model.” This is not only in support of German capitalism, but also a form of system integration, whereby…
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