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The presidents of six unions are warning that rising unemployment due to the Central Bank's high-interest rate policy is creating a crisis inflation that may be difficult to reverse. They are threatening to terminate collective bargaining agreements if the government and employers do not take responsibility for the situation.
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The presidents of six unions are warning that rising unemployment due to the Central Bank's high-interest rate policy is creating a crisis inflation that may be difficult to reverse. They are threatening to terminate collective bargaining agreements if the government and employers do not take responsibility for the situation.