Günther secures the future of the Neumünster railway: employees cheer!

Günther secures the future of the Neumünster railway: employees cheer!

Neumünster, Deutschland - Prime Minister Daniel Günther (CDU) visited the railway work in Neumünster on July 4 and brought positive news with him: The maintenance of the factory was of crucial importance for the region. Günther emphasized how important the location is for rail technology and emphasized the outstanding work of the over 500 employees. These not only ensure high -quality maintenance of the train fleet, but are also a central employer in the region. Rumors about a possible closure of the work had caused unrest in the spring, and in advance: The state government has the intention to support and secure the work permanently.

Numerous participants were present at the visit, including the plant manager Jennifer Kube and Ute Plambeck, the DB Group representative for northern Germany. The tour of the work was part of a factory presentation that underlined the importance of operations for stable train operation in Germany. Both politicians and representatives of the DB made it clear that the work was very busy and that one is working on maintaining this situation. The role of the work in the implementation of redesigns, conversions and severe inspections of trivial and locomotives is particularly important, which is of central importance for the rail infrastructure. This is exactly where the support of Schleswig-Holstein Company.

The concerns about the future of the work in Neumünster are anything but out of air. The works council has expressed its concerns that the assurance for a few years would be vaguely and unsure about sustainability. At a railway summit at the end of May, it was also emphasized that the maintenance of the DB works is essential for reliable rail freight transport. In this context, the Federal Executive Board of the EVG has passed a resolution that aims to secure the sustainable securing of the works and the maintenance of jobs. In it, clear demands are formulated: Both the preservation of the work structure and the securing of working conditions are at the top of the list.

The settlement of the Swiss Stadler Group in Rendsburg shows that the region is strong in business. Günther pointed out that these developments are important in order to further position the work of Neumünster on the market through new orders. So the country not only deals with the challenges of the industry, but also focuses on innovation.