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"TISAK" WORKERS TO DECIDE ABOUT CONTINUATION OF STRIKE THURSDAY

ZAGREB, April 28 (Hina) - Should the implementation of a plan on the financial rehabilitation of the largest Croatian newspaper distributor "Tisak" not begin according to schedule, on April 29, the "Tisak" workers' union will resume the strike. The decision on the possible continuation of the strike, which was suspended on April 23, will be made by 6 pm on Thursday, said Sjepan Kolaric on behalf of the union. According to the plan of financial rehabilitation, by 6 pm on April 29, a consortium of Croatian banks should pay "Tisak" four million US dollars, the "Tisak" account should be deblocked, salaries should be paid to the employees, and "Tisak" news-stands should start selling tobacco products, said Mario Ivekovic, a representative of the Association of Independent Trade Unions of Croatia, a member of which is the "Tisak" union. Otherwise, "not even police will be able to stop" "Tisa
ZAGREB, April 28 (Hina) - Should the implementation of a plan on the financial rehabilitation of the largest Croatian newspaper distributor "Tisak" not begin according to schedule, on April 29, the "Tisak" workers' union will resume the strike. The decision on the possible continuation of the strike, which was suspended on April 23, will be made by 6 pm on Thursday, said Sjepan Kolaric on behalf of the union. According to the plan of financial rehabilitation, by 6 pm on April 29, a consortium of Croatian banks should pay "Tisak" four million US dollars, the "Tisak" account should be deblocked, salaries should be paid to the employees, and "Tisak" news-stands should start selling tobacco products, said Mario Ivekovic, a representative of the Association of Independent Trade Unions of Croatia, a member of which is the "Tisak" union. Otherwise, "not even police will be able to stop" "Tisak" workers, Ivekovic said. The workers started their strike on April 21, because a plan of the company's rehabilitation, adopted by the Government on April 1, was not being implemented. All 2,500 "Tisak" news-stands were closed and the workers blocked the Croatian Printers, which prints most of Croatian papers. During the two-day strike, four dailies were not printed at all while other papers were not distributed. The "Tisak" company had earlier jeopardised the publishing of papers due to its debts to the publishers. The Government reached an agreement with five Croatian banks on April 23, which made the banks owners of "Tisak". This move was followed by the suspension of the strike until April 29. The continuation of the strike would cause huge damage to the publishers, against whom the strike is not directed, Kolaric said. Union representatives believe that former members of the company's management and supervisory board are responsible for the problems in "Tisak". Kolaric also said that Premier Zlato Matesa and a former Privatisation Minister Ivan Penic were also responsible for the situation in the company, because they "allowed the Globus Grupa and Miroslav Kutle to take over 'Tisak'". (hina) jn rml

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