Poland: unions from the phone operator TP SA threaten to launch a social conflict

The company's unions addressed managers of Telekomunikacja Polska SA (TP SA) - a company owned by France Telecom - a series of claims, notably concerning wage increases, reduction of working time and stopping outsourcing activities. If these demands are not met, unions threaten to launch a social conflict. (Ref. 070831)
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Union claims – According to the document unions sent to the company’s management, the latter had three days to meet union claims, notably a 10% wage increase for all the employees covered by the company agreement, the reduction of working time for some workers and abandoning outsourcing plans. According to unions, 800 employees should soon be concerned by outsourcing operations towards another company. Since the deadline unions set to meet these claims expired on October 5, union organizations

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