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INFORMATION ON THE CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS FOR THE WORKERS ‘ COUNCIL AND THE COMMISSIONER FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY IN ZAGREB HOLDING The elections will take place on November 28 at nine polling stations: 1. Avenija Marina Držić 4, Zagreb 2. 27 Aleja Hermana Bollea, Zagreb 3.…
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The Šibenik textile factory Revija entered bankruptcy on March 19, 2001. At that moment, 326 women workers were dismissed, and their claims for 1.7 million euros (13 million HRK) in unpaid salaries and severance pay were officially recognized. To date, they have managed to collect…
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On Thursday, March 16, 2023, negotiations for the collective agreement at the “Park” Home for the Elderly were successfully completed. The agreement will be formally signed following the completion of the standard legal compliance and harmonization process.
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The Executive Committee of Novi sindikat has adopted the following positions: The right to vaccinate: We believe that the decision to vaccinate is a matter of individual choice and a personal right. Mandatory testing for the unvaccinated: We find it questionable why the testing obligation…
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Today, on the agenda of the Parliament in the second reading, the final proposal of the Law on Amendments and Amendments to the Law on Minimum Wage is. Coalition for a dignified salary, whose members are the New Union, the Independent Union of Croatian Workers,…
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President of the New Union Mario Iveković and President of the Tokg Croatia Union Nenad Leček in a letter on Tuesday asked Prime Minister Andrej Plenković to inform them as soon as possible about the Government’s plan for Požega’s textile company Orljava and the possibility…
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As part of the activities within the EU project ZARUP (satisfied worker-successful employer), we visited two Austrian organizations: the Südwind non-governmental organization and the union of workers in production, agriculture and mining Pro-GE.
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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