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VW Company Limited designs and manufactures stretcher trolleys that meet the needs and requirements of all their users. In 2003, we identified the need for a fully CEN compliant stretcher trolley within the UK. After considerable market research, it was agreed to design an all-new stretcher trolley, taking into account the requirements of all the relevant CEN & BSI standards, and the desires of the users. As part of the design brief, the ability to manoeuvre within confined spaces and passenger lifts was included, such that the stretcher trolley could be converted to wheelchair format. A single piece ambulance fixing kit was a pre-requisite; however the greatest design challenge proved to be meeting the maximum stretcher trolley weight parameter of 45kg, exclusive of mattress and belts. A completely new stretcher trolley design was developed, known as the MedAssist that utilises a fulcrum, as opposed to a scissor-lift arrangement; thereby allowing for a much shorter wheelbase, facilitating the wheelchair configuration and meeting all relevant standards and user requirements. We intend to continue to expand our product range with the Universal MedAssist stretcher trolley, a universal locking device and other improved medical equipment products. VW Company Limited founded in 1919, is wholly owned by the Newship Group, a long established privately owned British manufacturing group with assets of over 30 million and diverse interests both in the UK and Europe.
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Volkswagen workers walk out in Hanover, wage talks to continue
- 2004-11-02
FRANKFURT AFP — Hundreds of workers at German auto maker Volkswagen's Hanover plant walked off the job, as management and union representatives readied to resume deadlocked wage and job talks. Two stoppages were scheduled throughout the day, while around 30,000 workers were expected to gather at VW headquarters in...
Warning strikes continue at VW as wage talks resume
- 2004-11-01
FRANKFURT AFP — The powerful IG Metall labour union staged further warning strikes at car maker Volkswagen as deadlocked wage talks were set to enter their sixth round. Around 600 workers on the night shift downed tools at VW's factory in Brunswick, north Germany and IG Metall said it...
Volkswagen seeks zero wage round in upcoming pay talks
- 2004-08-23
FRANKFURT AFP ? Volkswagen, Europe's leading car maker, said it saw no room for wage hikes in the upcoming pay talks, rejecting union demands for pay increases of four percent and wide-ranging job guarantees. "There is no room for increases in income," VW's human resources chief Peter Hartz told...
VW lowers salaries for non-unionized staff.
- 2003-08-21
MEXICO CITY, Aug 21, 2003 (CNI/Corporate Mexico by Internet Securities, Inc. via COMTEX) -- Just days after reaching an agreement to raise salaries for its unionized workforce, automaker Volkswagen de Mexico announced an 8% salary reduction for its e MEXICO CITY, Aug 21, 2003 (CNI/Corporate Mexico...
Six days before strike, VW workers ease demands.
- 2002-08-29
MEXICO CITY, Aug 29, 2002 (C&A Automotive/Corporate Mexico by Internet Securities, Inc. via COMTEX) -- The 10,500 members of the Volkswagen de Mexico workers union have compromised on their salary demands, asking for a 9.0% increase in direct wag MEXICO CITY, Aug 29, 2002 (C&A Automotive/Corporate...
MEXICO: VW RETURNS TO 5-DAY WORKING WEEK SCHEME IN MEXICO. (Volkswagen).(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
- 2002-05-15
On Monday, Volkswagen VW in Mexico returned to the scheme of a five day working week, with two days of rest. This means that almost 6,000 workers will no longer receive the Saturday premium, which is equivalent to 120% of the daily wage. Miguel Ang On...
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