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Consensus of social partners on amendments to Labour Law necessary
Belgrade,
3 December 2012
State Secretary of the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy Zoran Martinovic said today that it is necessary to amend the Labour Law through compromise and consensus between social partners.
Zoran Martinovic
Martinovic told a press conference held after the meeting of the Social and Economic Council that the amendments to the Labour Law should be on the agenda of the government by September or the end of 2013.
The social partners are familiar with what should be subject to amendment of the law, he said, noting that there are many different views on some outstanding issues, which is why a longer period for adjustment and agreement is needed.
Vice President of the Association of Independent Trade Unions of Serbia (SSSS) Dusko Vukovic said that the Labour Law is a systemically important law regulating the rights and obligations of employers and workers, adding that a topical discussion is necessary.
The social partners are familiar with what should be subject to amendment of the law, he said, noting that there are many different views on some outstanding issues, which is why a longer period for adjustment and agreement is needed.
Vice President of the Association of Independent Trade Unions of Serbia (SSSS) Dusko Vukovic said that the Labour Law is a systemically important law regulating the rights and obligations of employers and workers, adding that a topical discussion is necessary.
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