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Workers' rights

20.October 2024. B. B.

Union: Workers need safety, not justification for dangerous working conditions

President of the "Sloga" trade union, Željko Veselinović, reacting to the incident at the "Sloboda" factory in Čačak, which happened on Friday, pointed out that instead of empathy and responsibility, statements are increasingly being heard that dangerous working conditions are expected

Suspension of the work of "Post of Serbia"

16.November 2023. Z.S.

The union has nothing to do with the postmen's strike

The Government of Serbia has signed an agreement with trade union representatives. This was interpreted as a suspension of the postmen's strike. However, union representatives say that the agreement does not oblige the workers to stop work because they have nothing to do with them

Society

07.November 2023. MJ

Đorđević: The strike of the Post Office workers can be stopped, I will fulfill my promises

Zoran Đorđević pointed out that since the beginning of the strike at the Post Office, he has not had official discussions with union representatives and that he has not received any official demands, but that he has fulfilled everything he heard about from informal sources.

Health care

30.October 2023. S.Ć.

Health workers did not get the promised job

By January 1, it will be known who will get a permanent job from the medical workers who were hired during the corona, although the Government promised two months ago that they would all be employed

Minimum in Serbia

20.August 2023. Z.S.

Unions: Real wages lowest ever

Negotiations on the level of the minimum wage for next year are scheduled for tomorrow within the Social and Economic Council (SES). President Aleksandar Vučić has already presented his "predictions" on the amount of the minimum wage, while the trade unions believe that it is necessary to finish the story about their request for an extraordinary adjustment of the lowest wages, which they requested in the spring of this year.

Workers' rights

22.July 2023 Sanja Zrnić

Syndicate Sloga: The state should react to the inhumane working conditions in Jura

Workers in Jura are not allowed to turn on air conditioners, so they work in difficult conditions, in halls where it is very hot due to temperatures higher than 35 degrees. "In the past 13 years, Jura has not changed its attitude towards workers even an inch. Given that they persistently pursue such a policy, it is clear that they are protected by state institutions", says the president of the Sloga trade union Željko Veselinović for the "Vremena" portal.