CT and ČRo Will Go on Strike
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The Public Law Initiative announced on Friday afternoon in front of the Czech Radio building on Vinohradská Street that a strike by Czech Television and Czech Radio would take place on Tuesday, November 3rd.
PRAGUE - Workers at Czech Television (ČT) and Czech Radio (ČRo) will strike all day on Tuesday (November 3) against the intention of the government of Andrej Babiš to abolish concession fees and transfer the financing of public media to the state budget. The Veřejnoprávně initiative announced this on Friday in response to current events in the Chamber of Deputies. The coalition unexpectedly insisted that deputies discuss the abolition of concess…
In response to the current events in the Chamber of Deputies, the Veřejnoprávně initiative announced a day-long strike of workers against the plan to transfer the financing of public media to the state budget. The article Czech Television and Radio Announce Strike: It Will Last All Day, Babiš Wants to Cancel Concession Fees was first displayed on interez.sk.
Employees of Czech Television (ČT) and Czech Radio (ČRo) declared a day-long strike on Tuesday, November 3, announced on Friday (23.10.) representatives of the Public Law initiative, which brings together employees of public media.
On Tuesday, November 3, there will be a day-long strike by workers of the public media, Czech Television and Czech Radio (ČT and ČRo). This was announced on Friday afternoon in front of the Czech Radio building on Vinohradská Avenue by the presenter Daniel Stach for the protest initiative of the employees of this media to the Public Service. It is a protest against a planned change in funding for the public service media.
Employees of Czech Television (ČT) and Czech Radio (ČRo) have declared an all-day strike for Tuesday, November 3, representatives of the Verejnoprávne initiative, which unites employees of public media, announced today. The intention is in response to the priority discussion of the proposal to abolish the television and radio...
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