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Re-elected Autoeuropa Workers' Commission says that employment and the future of the Palmela factory are priorities

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Briefings

Volkswagen Autoeuropa's Commission of Workers was reelected with a 69.2% vote share, securing nine of eleven seats in the 2026/2029 triennium under leader Rogério Nogueira. The new mandate prioritizes factory defense and employment stability amid industrial changes, with the commission expanding from four to nine elected members. The election occurred in November 2026, with 3,295 workers participating out of 4,892 registered, though abstentions and null votes remain unaccounted for.

Key points

• Rogério Nogueira secured nine of eleven seats in the Commission of Workers for the 2026/2029 triennium with 69.2% of the vote.
• The commission expanded from four to nine elected members, reflecting a significant increase in worker representation.

Context

The Commission of Workers of Volkswagen Autoeuropa in Palmela, Setúbal, Portugal, was reelected in November 2026. The new leadership, led by Rogério Nogueira, focuses on defending factory employment and addressing industrial challenges.

Limitations

Data on abstentions and null votes is incomplete; the commission's full membership composition is not fully detailed.

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