Deutsche Bahn (DB), Germany’s state-run rail operator, has come up with a flexible working offer for train drivers amid a wage dispute with their GDL union, DB human resources head Martin Seiler said on Friday. “In order to find a good compromise, we want to talk together about new ways of organizing working hours intelligently and in line with the times,” Seiler said on Friday. It is the first time DB has taken up the union’s core demand for a reduction in working hours. “We intend to negotiate on additional models of choice for shift work,” Seiler told the Süddeutsche Zeitung daily. “They wi…