ZAGREB, Jan 7 (Hina) - The Association of Workers' Unions of Croatia (URSH) on Friday urged the parties which won the January 3 parliamentary election to recruit members of the new executive authority and key state institutions
according to the criterion of ability rather than political correctness so that competent and energetic people could lead Croatia, even with a nine-year delay, toward its real transition opportunity. Due to the serious situation in the country, the new Government will not have the usual 100 days of exemption, the URSH warned in an open letter to the Opposition coalition. Welcoming the serious approach of the coalition's leadership toward the economic and social crisis and the erosion of public and business morality, the URSH expected the new government to immediately open social dialogue with unions and employers' associations. The association also expects the new g
ZAGREB, Jan 7 (Hina) - The Association of Workers' Unions of Croatia
(URSH) on Friday urged the parties which won the January 3
parliamentary election to recruit members of the new executive
authority and key state institutions according to the criterion of
ability rather than political correctness so that competent and
energetic people could lead Croatia, even with a nine-year delay,
toward its real transition opportunity.
Due to the serious situation in the country, the new Government will
not have the usual 100 days of exemption, the URSH warned in an open
letter to the Opposition coalition.
Welcoming the serious approach of the coalition's leadership
toward the economic and social crisis and the erosion of public and
business morality, the URSH expected the new government to
immediately open social dialogue with unions and employers'
associations.
The association also expects the new government to urgently change
the poor legal regulations in the field of economic relations and
social policy, such as the Labour Law and the Law on the Salaries of
State Officials, and to reorganise institutions and funds in that
area.
(hina) rml