Overview
- Walkouts began with the early shift on Thursday and are scheduled to continue until the end of shifts on Saturday.
- Verdi says applying retail and logistics sector agreements would lift wages by more than 10% versus current Zalando levels.
- The action marks the sixth warning strike at Zalando this year, according to the union.
- Union official Matthias Adorf criticized company profits and a €65 million DFB sponsorship as he pressed for improved conditions.
- Zalando points to a 14.5% pay increase at Erfurt since 2024, vacation expanded to up to 30 days, and benefits including social counseling, volunteer leave, and free shares.