German train drivers say they have wage deal with Deutsche Bahn

German train drivers say they have wage deal with Deutsche Bahn

German train drivers' union GDL said on Monday it had struck a wage deal with rail operator Deutsche Bahn, after months of dispute and strikes.

GDL said in a statement that it would hold a press conference on a collective bargaining agreement with Deutsche Bahn at 1030 GMT on Tuesday in Berlin.

Deutsche Bahn said in a separate statement that it would hold a press conference "on the current state of wage talks" at 0900 GMT on Tuesday, also in Berlin.

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