The Government Places an Obstacle of… €1065 on Employees’ Appeals for Labor Disputes
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The Labour Centre of Larissa issued a statement on the bill on the “Code of Alternative Dispute Resolution”. See in detail: With the bill of the Ministry of Justice on the “Alternative Dispute Resolution Code”, the government targets the ability of employees to resort to civil courts to resolve labor disputes. In particular, Article 16 provides that...
In a statement by the Larissa Labor Center, they state: "With the Ministry of Justice's bill for the "Alternative Dispute Resolution Code", the government is targeting the ability of employees to resort to [...]
GSEE and PAME point out that with the Ministry of Justice's bill on the "Alternative Dispute Resolution Code", the government is targeting the ability of employees to resort to civil courts to resolve labor disputes. At the same time, it is turning mediation into a costly process for the employee, trapping him in. In more detail, according to the trade unionists: – […]
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