ZAGREB, Dec 14 (Hina) - The Union of Science and University Education is satisfied with the strike turnout Thursday, although there are 20 to 30 per cent less strikers than last week, Science Union main council chairman Vilim Ribic
said. The Union on Thursday organised a strike dissatisfied with the Government's turning down their request for a five per cent increase in basic salaries for public and state workers. Science and Technology Ministry secretary Nedjeljko Djerek confirmed all officials of faculties and science institutions had been notified Wednesday about the Government's decision according to which they are required to perform their regular duties, as well as to precisely keep evidence of employees taking place in the strike, as they would not be paid for their time spent rallying. Such a message was sent to all faculties, the Students' Centre, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, the Lexicog
ZAGREB, Dec 14 (Hina) - The Union of Science and University
Education is satisfied with the strike turnout Thursday, although
there are 20 to 30 per cent less strikers than last week, Science
Union main council chairman Vilim Ribic said.
The Union on Thursday organised a strike dissatisfied with the
Government's turning down their request for a five per cent
increase in basic salaries for public and state workers.
Science and Technology Ministry secretary Nedjeljko Djerek
confirmed all officials of faculties and science institutions had
been notified Wednesday about the Government's decision according
to which they are required to perform their regular duties, as well
as to precisely keep evidence of employees taking place in the
strike, as they would not be paid for their time spent rallying.
Such a message was sent to all faculties, the Students' Centre,
Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, the Lexicography Institute,
as well as organisational units within the Ministry itself, Djerek
said.
The notification also accentuated that those striking should not be
prevented from doing so, he added.
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