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Laid-off Chinese graduates complain to EU against BMW, VW, Mercedes

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A group of 107 Chinese graduates who were laid off by Volkswagen Group, BMW, and Mercedes have escalated their complaints to the European Union. These graduates, who were working as freelancers for a publication called 欧洲新客 The Newcomers, are leveraging their situation to seek recourse. The situation highlights labor rights issues and the use of international bodies for dispute resolution. AI

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Laid-off Chinese graduates complain to EU against BMW, VW, Mercedes

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  1. ChinaTalk TIER_1 English(EN) · Yixuan ·

    “I Will Complain to the EU!”

    How 107 laid-off Chinese graduates turned BMW, VW, and Mercedes into leverage

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