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Germany and the child care education workers strike in June 2015- national priorities and a question on wages of service workers
06/05/2015
Should child care workers required to have 3 years of training and often a college degree make the same as entry level workers in manufacturing, even after they have worked in the field for many years, is the question about national priorities that is being posed in Germany in 2015. Has Germany's economic revival left behind many workers outside manufacturing, who lack the strong representation of manufacturing unions, including workers in a field so closely allied with education- early child care education which takes place in child care centers.
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