he key trade unions have committed to wage demand pragmatism for 2009, in an effort to preserve the Slovak labor market in a country which highly depends upon exports. They committed not to ask for wage increases above productivity gains as part of the coming sectoral collective negotiations. This agreement arrives a few weeks before bargaining starts in the metallurgy sector. (Ref. 090142)
Slovak Trade Unions inked a precedent-setting
agreement to limit wage demands in 2009 in the face of a g
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