strike at OBI in Krakow?
pay and conditions are in retail as bad. This is especially true apparently on OBI-Poland.The small but very active trade union "Sierpien 80" ("August 80") is now apparently able to attract the workers of the two Krakauer OBI markets for a possible strike. It brought against the employer, a group application with three demands. This includes the increase of wages by 500 Zlotys (about 130 €), the introduction of a Sunday supplement of 100 zloty and the increase in the "laundry surcharge" of 50 zloty. The union also calls to end discrimination against women in pay."end to the starvation wages" overrides "Sierpien 80" flyers and press releases with which she draws attention to the action at present. And this apparently is a fairly accurate description of the wage situation in OBI.
According to opinions of employees and former employees in various Internet forums to move the monthly net wages in OBI-Poland mostly on the basis of individual contracts, often still below 1500 PLN (approx. 400 €) and reach very rare 2000 zl (about 530 €).
Apparently it uses the OBI Berufsnot of people in the less developed regions of Poland, Kielce as the space to push the wages there again.comment kafeteria.pl In the female employees of the DIY chain. Cashiers do not complain about breaks granted. In working hours is often only the starting times of each team would be determined. Few women would stand it long at OBI.Indeed seems the staff turnover at the Tengelmann subsidiary, operates 34 DIY stores in Poland with about 3,000 employees to be particularly high. The relevant internet portals with job offers OBI is well represented. The list of requirements for the candidates is long, it offers OBI including "regular wage payment" and "the opportunity to gain work experience.who as a German but an OBI-market or another market in a major German company, whether Lidl, Netto, Saturn or REAL enters, and hopes there because of the favorable cost structure and the best purchases can be made, looks mostly disappointed.
The rates correspond fairly exactly to those here in Germany.
Source: page info-poland
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