Poland: ENEA S.A. unions object to EDF taking control of the company

“We maintain our negative opinion regarding the sale of participation to a company outside ENEA S.A.  We believe this sale is stupid and detrimental to the company” ENEA’s eight unions* declared in a joint press release on January 3rd.  This “joint position” follows a communiqué by the Ministry of Public Treasury released on December 15, 2010, where the latter expressed that it wished to give EDF “exclusive bargaining rights.”  In the press release, the Ministry expresses its “intention to achieve the privatization procedure by the end of the first 2011 quarter,” selling 51% of the shares it owns.
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A’s eight unions* declared in a joint press release on January 3rd. This “joint position” follows a communiqué by the Ministry of Public Treasury released on December 15, 2010, where the latter expressed that it wished to give EDF “exclusive bargaining rights.” In the press release, the Ministry expresses its “intention to achieve the privatization procedure by the end of the first 2011 quarter,” selling 51% of the shares it owns.

Concern as to the fate of ENEA Group employees. Unions didn’t m

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