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Lalovic talks with representatives of metal industry employees
Belgrade,
30 April 2007
Serbian Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Policy Slobodan Lalovic stressed today in talks with representatives of the independent trade union of metal workers and agriculturists that the Serbian government has done a lot for employees in the metal industry, and will do more.
Lalovic said that the government has worked in their interest during the past three years, and though there were problems and mistakes, the successes achieved were far more significant, which cannot be denied.
Agreement was reached at the meeting that negotiations on the position of employees in the metal industry will be continued when the new government is formed.
Agreement was reached at the meeting that negotiations on the position of employees in the metal industry will be continued when the new government is formed.
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