A German industrial firm is under fire from its largest labor union after its CEO met with the U.S. president to unveil plans for a major manufacturing investment in Georgia. The union accuses the company of violating internal policies by publicly aligning with a foreign government without prior consultation. Critics argue the move risks damaging the firm’s reputation and labor relations amid ongoing disputes with workers. The controversy highlights tensions between corporate strategy and union expectations over political engagement.
Döllner faces criticism from Germany's top union IG Metall after appearing with President Trump to announce a $4 billion Georgia plant, a move the union says breaks company rules.
