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The workers of Orljava gathered on Monday, September 20. In the City Theater of Požega, in order to send a message to the Government and Olymp, that is, those responsible for the destruction of the factory where they worked for years, that they will continue…
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We have opened a free hotline to solve ad hoc problems, both towards seasonal workers and towards employers.
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The new trade union conducts research on the working conditions of workers in Croatia, with an emphasis on the working conditions of seasonal workers.
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As part of the implementation of the EU project “ZARUP – satisfied worker – successful employer”, the new trade union and project partners, the Croatian Mediation Association (HUM) and the Cab Staff Union (SKOZ), are conducting research on the working conditions of seasonal and permanently…
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“When we talk about a dignified salary, we talk about the human right to adequate working conditions,” emphasized Sandra Kasunić at the round table “Europe Floor Wage – a dignified salary is possible”, held this Thursday organized by the New Union. On it, union representatives…
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The Italian portal “La Repubblica” conveyed the news about the campaign for a dignified salary, which began on the European level on 4/7 under the leadership of the Clean Clothes campaign. “It’s time for European workers, who produce clothes for the international market, to be…
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On Wednesday, the new trade union presented a methodology, which European trade unionists created for six years, according to which instead of the minimum wage, “dignified salary” would be introduced as the ultimate goal guaranteed by the Constitution, and in Croatia it should amount to…
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“Today’s fashion promises sustainability, conscientiousness, fair and green politics, but without transparency and wages from which one can live. A shirt made of organic material produced for poor wages is not sustainable nor should it be considered as such,” believes Clean Clothes Campaign. This international…
Orljava Employees Protest at St. Mark’s Square
So far, the government has not responded to a single letter from the New Union and has not taken any action regarding severance pay.
Revija Employees Announce Protest
Former employees of the Šibenik-based Revija magazine are not giving up on their claims for unpaid wages and severance pay and will protest in September at St. Mark’s Square in Zagreb if the government does not invite them to the requested meeting, representatives of the New Union announced on Tuesday in Šibenik..
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