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Day 13. in May, the new union met with UniEurope representatives from the graphic and Packaging sector.
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A worker from Bangladesh approached Novi sindikat regarding several serious violations of his rights: unpaid wages for April, the transfer of his contract to a second employer without his knowledge, and the termination of his employment via a text message. Specifically, the worker was informed…
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Novi sindikat is pleased to announce the launch of the project “Training and Networking for Collective Agreements – SUDOKU.” The project is co-financed by the European Social Fund (ESF) and the State Budget of the Republic of Croatia, under the call “Capacity Building of Social…
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Novi sindikat has a long-standing commitment to improving working conditions within the textile industry. Following our first extensive research in 2019 as part of the international Clean Clothes Campaign network—which resulted in the publication of the Country profile: Croatia —we are now launching a follow-up…
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Since the Government of the Republic of Croatia has yet to provide a serious response to the Revija case, we have sent a new letter announcing a protest in early December: “Dear Prime Minister of the Republic of Croatia, We remind you that on September…
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On Thursday, September 12, 2024, we organized an event themed “What is the Real Price of Our Clothes?” The space for the panel, quiz, and mini-exhibition was provided by the cafe Filteraj. The event was hosted by Tena Lavrenčić, an activist and advocate for Slow…
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“This product has fallen in love with you, give it a chance!”, “Catch products on sale up to as much as 50 percent!”, “Get ready for sunny summer days with a 15 percent discount on summer styles” – every day we are attracted by such…
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The signing ceremony for the collective agreement for the workers of Karlovac Sports Facilities was held today in the Small Town Hall of Karlovac. The agreement was signed by the Director of Karlovac Sports Facilities, Renata Kučan, and the General Secretary of Novi sindikat, Tomislav…
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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