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Zagreb municipal labor and utility management issues

Overview

In early October, Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević addressed a three-day strike by Zagreb Holding and ZET workers that disrupted waste collection and public transport. While acknowledging the right to strike, the Mayor criticized the organization of the action for failing to follow rules regarding essential services for public health and safety.

By late October, the situation at the public transport company, ZET, was described by the Mayor as “urgent.” He reported that the collective agreement was not in effect, resulting in salaries and material rights being paid based on unilateral management decisions while negotiations for a new agreement continued.

During the same period, the administration addressed waste management concerns, including a new four-year framework agreement for the Jakuševec landfill and efforts to combat “organized crime” related to illegal dumping in the Ježdovec forest.

Entities

Tomislav Tomašević · Zagreb · ZET · HIS · Andrej Plenković

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Zagreb Mayor addresses ZET labor crisis and infrastructure updates

    Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević addressed an urgent labor situation at ZET, the reopening of a major overpass, and new waste management agreements for the Jakuševec landfill.

  2. [POLITICS] 6 sources
    Zagreb Mayor addresses utility strike and tax reform disputes

    Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević addressed the aftermath of a three-day utility and transport strike, while Prime Minister Plenković responded to concerns over tax reforms affecting the city's budget.

Sources

index.hr · jutarnji.hr