ZET workers reject draft collective agreement, unions seek resumption of talks
Summary
According to figures published by the unions, 96 percent of ZET workers who took part in a vote rejected management's offer for a new collective agreement including a 4.5 percent base-pay rise and inflation indexing from 2027, and unions are seeking renewed talks on Monday. An arbitration panel has already set a minimum scope of essential services for any future strike, following a three-day strike in late September that a county court ruled unlawful.
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ZET-ovci odbili novi kolektivni ugovor, opet spominju štrajk: 'Ovo je krik, agonija koja treba završiti' Protiv novog kolektivnog ugovora bilo je 96 posto radnika ZET-a
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Municipality: Zagreb
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The City of Zagreb and Croatia are marked because ZET is a municipal company of the City of Zagreb, and the event concerns labour relations within that company in Croatia.
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- 02:14 PMJutarnji listOpen the original
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