Netherlands: the DNV (former FNV) announces social turmoil in September

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27 June 2012 à 12h48

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The former FNV, renamed De Nieuwe Vakbeweging (DNV, new federation) on June 23, is getting ready for social unrest in September. With the legislative elections approaching (September 12), it has launched a 'political' campaign against the measures planned in the 2013 budget, including the VAT increase and higher health insurance contributions. (Ref. 120428)
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The former FNV, renamed De Nieuwe Vakbeweging (DNV, new federation) on June 23, is getting ready for social unrest in September. With the legislative elections approaching (September 12), it has launched a ‘political’ campaign against the measures planned in the 2013 budget, including the VAT increase and higher health insurance contributions. Just like the Labor Party (PVDA), its left-wing historical ally, the federation believes that the lowest incomes will be affected, when the financial s

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