Nov 6, 2014
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The police trade unions have returned to the negotiations table after a ten days’ strike. Representatives of the Independent Trade Union of Police conferred with the interior minister concerning the unions' demands.
The police trade unions have returned to the negotiations table after a ten days’ strike. Representatives of the Independent Trade Union of Police conferred with the interior minister concerning the unions' demands. The minister stated that he hopes all potential future problems, including talks on a new collective contract, will be resolved exclusively through social dialogue. A spokesperson expressed, on behalf of all police trade unions involved in the strike, satisfaction over the continuation of the social dialogue.
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