Lübeck (CNN) — the fight at the Lübeck Dräger group to the possible transfer of medical technology subsidiary Dräger Medical continues. The Works Council accuses of group management, principles of the Statute but to want to put. The company calls for, inter alia, to be able to deal with flat-rate basis up to 25 percent of the workforce as contract workers. The trade union IG called workers for this Wednesday metal for a demonstration, because then the Supervisory Board of the Dräger Medical meets. There is a danger for the jobs at Dräger Medical’s view of the Works Council by extending fixed-term contracts and temporary work. So far, the Works Council may refuse the setting if he fears that temporary work permanently employed could lead employees to termination. The Chair of Dräger Medical, Siegfried Kasang, said: ««When all willingness to change the principles of the constitutional law of operating and collective minimum standards must persist.»» Dräger Medical must reduce the cost of labour to a two-digit million range according to remain internationally competitive. Its commitment to the site of Lübeck had established the company at far-reaching concessions to the workers. The final decision should fall on 17 December. As a concession of approximately 1700 employees, Dräger calls on inter alia the introduction of the six-day week, the extension of working time 40 hours with wage compensation and corresponding order overtime without overtime premiums.