Feb 8, 2015
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Trade unions at car manufacturer Dacia have announced they will be taking industrial action over stalled collective agreement negotiations. The unions have demanded a pay rise of RON 400 (€89), which is about 15% above current levels.
Trade unions at car manufacturer Dacia have announced they will be taking industrial action over stalled collective agreement negotiations. The unions have demanded a pay rise of RON 400 (€89), which is about 15% above current levels. They have also asked for RON 2,300 (€511) bonuses for 2015, 65% higher than last year. Dacia management has refused, claiming wages have risen every year and are currently already above average for the industry.
English: http://www.romania-insider.com/romanian-dacia-unionists-start-labor-conflict ...
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