Industrial Unions Demand a 3.9 Percent Wage Increase
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The unions in the industry are demanding a 3.9 percent wage increase in a one-year agreement, the unions announced at a press conference.
The industrial unions are demanding a 3.9 percent wage increase in a one-year agreement for the upcoming bargaining round, the unions said at a press conference. The five industrial unions have set the level based on the fact that they want to see real wage increases, i.e. increases that are higher than inflation.
The unions in industry have today presented their demands for the 2027 collective bargaining round. The demand is a wage increase of 3.9 percent in a one-year agreement. The unions Swedish Engineers, Unionen, IF Metall, Swedish Food Workers' Union and GS announced this at a press conference. This should be enough to achieve a real wage increase, the unions believe. - According to our calculations, 3.9 percent will be above the inflation we expec…
Industry unions are calling for wage increases of 3.9 percent next year. The requirement is slightly lower than they demanded in the previous deal movement. Some of the wage space the unions want to use for shorter working hours.
A 3.9 percent wage increase and shorter working hours. These are the unions' demands in next year's collective bargaining round. Employers believe the demand is too high.
The unions in industry are demanding a 3.9 percent wage increase in a one-year agreement, the unions announced at a press conference...
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