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Ljajic delivers 300 decisions to Matroz workers
Sremska Mitrovica,
20 December 2008
Serbian Minister of Labour and Social Policy Rasim Ljajic handed over 300 decisions of the Solidarity Fund to workers of Matroz in bankruptcy. The workers requested their claims from the bankrupt company.
Ljajic stated that government priority in 2009 will be fight for every workplace.
The Solidarity Fund, established by the government three years ago, allows employees to exercise their labour rights.
Some 9,000 requests of workers from over 200 companies submitted their requests during this year, of which 7,000 were resolved while 2,000 did not have all necessary papers.
The Solidarity Fund, established by the government three years ago, allows employees to exercise their labour rights.
Some 9,000 requests of workers from over 200 companies submitted their requests during this year, of which 7,000 were resolved while 2,000 did not have all necessary papers.
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