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Labour Code prevented from becoming more flexible by unions and employers' associations
18.01.2011, 23:40 | HR Careers Education | 795 views
The latest debates on the modification of the Labour Code, a bill proposed by the Foreign Investors Council and the Romanian-American Chamber of Commerce, failed again because of trade unionists and because of representatives of employers' associations. "We demand the resignation of Labour Minister Ioan Nelu Botiş because of biased attitude to certain employers, because of untruthful statements, and because of favouring the interest of foreign companies, because of arrogance as to the interests of employers' and trade unions' associations," reveals the letter sent yesterday to premier Emil Boc by representatives of the five trade unions (Cartel Alfa, CNSLR Frăţia, BNS, CSDR and Meridian) and by employers' associations UGIR 1903, Conpirom and UNPR. Read more on ZF.ro
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