T-Mobile International is owned by Deutsche Telekom, one of the largest telecom companies in the world.
"I am astonished by the differences between T-Mobile in Germany and the US."
T-Mobile Worker, Richmond, VA
"Why doesn't T-M treat all workers the same? We all do the same work."
T-Mobile Worker,
Lenexa, KS
"The ver.di union contract is very important for T-Mobile workers in Germany. " Ado Wilhelm, ver.di officer and T-Mobile Germany employee
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Learn more about workers' rights at T-Mobile USA
While Deutsche Telekom pats itself on the back for respecting for workers' rights in Germany, its subsidiary T-Mobile USA runs a vicious anti-union campaign against its employees in the U.S. Life is for sharing ? Not for workers at T-Mobile USA. Learn the truth about T-Mobile at LoweringtheBarForUs.org (http://www.loweringthebarforus.org/).
While Deutsche Telekom pats itself on the back for respecting for workers' rights in Germany, its subsidiary T-Mobile USA runs a vicious anti-union campaign against its employees in the U.S. Life is for sharing ? Not for workers at T-Mobile USA. Learn the truth about T-Mobile at LoweringtheBarForUs.org (http://www.loweringthebarforus.org/).
"Life is for sharing" in Germany but it's "lean and mean" in the United States
Deutsche Telekom has released its 2008-2009 Human Resources Report, revealing a gaping chasm between how the company treats workers in Germany and how it treats workers in the United States.
Deutsche Telekom has released its 2008-2009 Human Resources Report, revealing a gaping chasm between how the company treats workers in Germany and how it treats workers in the United States.
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Deutsche Telekom allows its German workers to share in corporate success: they received a 5.5% annual increase this year. T-M USA workers received no annual increase this year. Is this fair?