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Sud Objavio Presude: Nezakonita Oba šTrajka Koja Su Paralizirala Zagreb

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Zagrebački Županijski sud u srijedu je odlučio da je štrajk u javnom prijevozniku ZET-u također nezakonit, nakon što je istu odluku drugo sudsko vijeće donijelo u sporu sindikata sa Zagrebačkim holdingom. Nepravomoćnu presudu u sporu ZET-a protiv Sindikata […] Objava Sud objavio presude: Nezakonita oba štrajka koja su paralizirala Zagreb pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.

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Zagrebački Županijski sud u srijedu je odlučio da je štrajk u javnom prijevozniku ZET-u također nezakonit, nakon što je istu odluku drugo sudsko vijeće donijelo u sporu sindikata sa Zagrebačkim holdingom. Nepravomoćnu presudu u sporu ZET-a protiv Sindikata […] Objava Sud objavio presude: Nezakonita oba štrajka koja su paralizirala Zagreb pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.

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The third day of the strike at Zagreb Holding and ZET has left the city streets empty of public transport, and garbage is piling up all over the city. The court ruled that the strike at Holding was illegal. A decision on the legality of the strike in ZET is expected soon.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The Zagreb County Court has just declared the strike of the workers of Zagreb Holding, or Čistoće, illegal and prohibited its further implementation.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Today is the third day of the ZET and communal services strike in Zagreb. The trade unions of ZET and Zagrebački Holding were on strike demanding higher wages, while Mayor Tomislav Tomašević said that he does not agree to blackmail. However, the Zagreb County Court ruled that the strike in Holding and ZET was illegal and officially banned it, Index.hr writes. […] The post Court prohibits ZET and Holding from striking, declared illegal first appe…

The judge also sent a message to the legislator. – Despite the fact that he imposed short deadlines on all of us, he left 15 days for the right to appeal. All further situations cannot be attributed to the work of the court, but solely to the legal provision for the right to appeal, which is 15 days – she said. Therefore, the unions have the right to appeal, which the Supreme Court must decide on within five days.

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totalinfo.hr broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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