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Privatisation Agency protects interests of workers, shareholders of Fabrika Hartije
Belgrade,
15 March 2007
Director of the Serbian Privatisation Agency Vladimir Galic talked today with representatives of the Nezavisnost trade union and small shareholders of Fabrika Hartije paper maker from Belgrade.
A statement by the Privatisation Agency reads that the talks focused on the situation in the factory and fulfillment of obligations by its buyer - Pan paper industry from Zagreb.
Representatives of the Nezavisnost trade union said that workers receive salaries regularly, that investments in the factory are obvious and that production will start shortly.
Participants in the meeting agreed that regular checkups carried out by the Privatisation Agency are the best way to protect interests of the workers and all shareholders.
Representatives of the Nezavisnost trade union said that workers receive salaries regularly, that investments in the factory are obvious and that production will start shortly.
Participants in the meeting agreed that regular checkups carried out by the Privatisation Agency are the best way to protect interests of the workers and all shareholders.
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