The defense industry union announces daily protests in Bucharest, dissatisfied with insufficient funds for salaries.
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The Free Trade Union Nitramonia Rompiro Făgăraș of the Făgăraș Pulp Mill announces daily protests from November 25 to November 29 in front of the Ministry of Economy and CN Romarm SA. The union complains about insufficient funds for salaries and uncertain working conditions, considering protest as the only way to solve the problems, in the context of a difficult dialog with the authorities.
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Angajaţii din industria de apărare anunţă cinci zile de proteste săptămâna viitoare / Sindicaliştii reclamă fondurile insuficiente pentru salarii şi condiţii incerte de muncă
Angajaţii din industria de apărare anunţă cinci zile de proteste săptămâna viitoare / Sindicaliştii reclamă fondurile insuficiente pentru salarii şi condiţii incerte de muncă
Angajaţii din industria de apărare anunţă cinci zle de proteste săptămâna viitoare/ Sindicaliştii reclamă fondurile insuficiente pentru salarii şi condiţii incerte de muncă
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