A German executive is under fire from the country’s largest industrial union after meeting with the U.S. president to unveil a major investment in a new manufacturing plant. The union accuses the company of violating internal policies by publicly aligning with a foreign leader on such a high-profile project. Critics argue the partnership could undermine labor relations and set a problematic precedent for future deals. The controversy highlights tensions between corporate strategy and union expectations in cross-border business ventures.
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.
