German train drivers vote for strikes

Published October 2, 2014 3:03pm ET



BERLIN (AP) — A union representing train drivers at Germany’s national railway says its members have voted overwhelmingly to strike over a pay dispute.

According to news agency dpa, GDL union spokeswoman Gerda Seibert said Thursday that 91 percent of members voted in favor of strike action in a ballot.

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