Tarifverhandlungen

Tarifverhandlungen, or collective bargaining, refers to the negotiations between employers and employee representatives (often unions) to establish terms of employment. These terms include wages, working hours, and other conditions such as benefits and job security. The goal is to reach an agreement that is satisfactory for both parties. In many countries, this process is crucial for maintaining fair labor standards and ensuring workers have a voice in their employment conditions. Successful negotiations can lead to a collective agreement, which is binding for the involved parties and sets a framework for future employment relations.