BERLIN, June 20 (Reuters) - German engineering union IG Metall said on Friday it wished to resume talks with employers to resolve a dispute over working hours and did not plan to extend strike action.
"We want to reach a swift resolution to the dispute over harmonising working hours in east and west Germany," strike leader Hasso Duevel said in a statement. He said the union did not plan to broaden strikes and planned to resume talks with employers by Wednesday.
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