Poland: the Prime Minister promises social partners that he will take an active part in social dialogue

The Prime Minister responded to criticism from social partners who had reproached him for having abandoned social dialogue. He undertook to become more involved in negotiations with trade unions and employers. (Réf. 06641)
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The inertia of Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz’s government has been strongly criticised by trade unions and employers for several months. The Prime Minister has reacted to the attacks and decided to meet the members of the Tripartite Committee which is currently working on drafting a new social pact. The Committee members, who have accused the government of neglecting social dialogue, have called on him several times to take an active part in their work. For the daily newspaper Trybuna, a press releas

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