Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević: We Won't Pay Workers for Their Strike - Total Croatia
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ZET's UNIONS are threatening a strike and demanding payment of salaries under the old contract, while Mayor Tomašević warns that there is no valid legal basis for this.
Professor of labor law at the Faculty of Law in Zagreb, Viktor Gotovac, analyzes the legal and political aspects of the three-day strike by ZET and Holding in Zagreb in Prvo Glas.
Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević: We Won't Pay Workers for Their Strike - Total Croatia
October the 1st, 2026 – Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević has stated that the workers who went on strike from both ZET and Zagreb Holding won’t be paid. After three days, the strike by ZET and Zagreb Holding workers has ended. Trams and buses are running again, and Čistoća has resumed regular waste collection. The County ...
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Tomašević confirmed that the offer of a 4.5 percent increase remains on the table and that workers will not be paid for days spent on strike, while negotiations with unions should resume soon.
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