Sweden: Almega employers’ organization wants to upgrade collective agreements

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ctive agreements” declared Almega, the key sectoral employers’ organization with 10,000 businesses in services, at its press conference on September 21st. In preparation for the coming negotiations with Unionen (private employees’ union), Sveriges Ingenjörer (Swedish engineers’ union), Jusek (union of college graduates) and Civilekonomerna (Swedish union of financial and economic administration graduates), it presented 7 points prior to negotiations. Obviously, unions are outraged because the

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