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The Court Could Declare the ZET and Communal Workers' Strike Illegal Tomorrow

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THE management boards of Zagreb Holding and ZET have filed separate lawsuits with the Zagreb County Court against the unions organizing the strike. They are seeking a ban on the work stoppage and the adoption of a temporary measure to allow workers to return to work immediately.

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THE management boards of Zagreb Holding and ZET have filed separate lawsuits with the Zagreb County Court against the unions organizing the strike. They are seeking a ban on the work stoppage and the adoption of a temporary measure to allow workers to return to work immediately.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Zagreb residents rode bicycles en masse, and it was only on Tuesday that the court ruled on the legality of the strike.

ZET and Zagreb Holding are seeking a ban on the strike as illegal, and two separate preparatory hearings are scheduled for Tuesday at the Zagreb County Court.

The biggest strike in Zagreb began this morning at 3:30, with the start of the first shift at ZET and Zagreb Holding.

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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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