Poland : collective bargaining on a new work organization in FIAT-GM Powertain Poland

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2 March 2006 à 19h18

Updated on 21 March 2013 à 22h15

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Publication: 2 March 2006 à 19h18, Updated on 21 March 2013 à 22h15

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The pressure is rising at Fiat-GM in southern Poland. On February 28th, negotiations between trade unions and the management on the introduction of a new work organization failed. The social climate remains very tense at Fiat-GM because 81 million Euros of investments depend on the negotiations' results. If negotiations fail, the management says it will invest this money in India, Turkey or Brazil. (Ref.06205)
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2 March 2006 à 19h18

Updated on 21 March 2013 à 22h15

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Publication: 2 March 2006 à 19h18, Updated on 21 March 2013 à 22h15

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Saturdays could become normal working days, whereas today working on Saturdays is optional and is paid overtime. According to the management, the new system does not at all change the working hours pattern: the work week could never exceed 40 hours, workers would work some Saturdays, and the work week would have 4 or 6 days. This reorganization is linked to a new production line. Wage increases are planned.

According to the management, all the companies’ trade unions agree on the new...

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