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US Steel worried about possible railway strike
Belgrade,
12 July 2004
Serbian Minister of International Economic Relations Predrag Bubalo has met with US Steel Corporation officials Ralph Johnson and Thomas Kelly who expressed concern about the announced strike of railway workers.
The two officials also objected to the work hours of customs offices.
Bubalo promised to arrange that officials of the US Steel meet with representatives of the Ministry of Capital Investment to discuss the announced industrial action, announced a new railway law, and asked the two officials to propose ways to improve the work of local customs offices, the Ministry of International Economic Relations said in a statement.
Bubalo promised to arrange that officials of the US Steel meet with representatives of the Ministry of Capital Investment to discuss the announced industrial action, announced a new railway law, and asked the two officials to propose ways to improve the work of local customs offices, the Ministry of International Economic Relations said in a statement.
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