Finland: tough start for wage negotiations in the industry

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Industries (employers, EK) and the Council of Finnish Industrial Unions (TP) split up, in late march, over a disagreement which predicts bumps in the road for the negotiations to take place within a few months to renew sectoral collective agreements. (Ref. 090433)

Even though collective agreements are valid until 2010, TP proposed employers in January to take account of the current crisis and negotiate a three-year framework agreement for branch negotiations, thus avoiding social conflicts, de

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