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The Strike Continues Tomorrow in Zagreb, a City with Almost No Public Transport

The Mayor of Zagreb, Tomislav Tomašević, said today that he is ready to talk with representatives of employees in city services, but that their positions are "very distant" and that, as things stand, the strike will continue tomorrow, which led to the almost complete suspension of public transport and other city services.

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The Mayor of Zagreb, Tomislav Tomašević, said today that he is ready to talk with representatives of employees in city services, but that their positions are "very distant" and that, as things stand, the strike will continue tomorrow, which led to the almost complete suspension of public transport and other city services.

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Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević spoke to RTL Danas about what the City is offering the unions, why no agreement was reached, and what fulfilling the union demands would mean for the city's finances and service prices.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has blamed Mayor Tomislav Tomašević, the City of Zagreb and the management of city companies for the strike by ZET and Zagreb Holding workers, and said he was not satisfied with the winning architectural solution for the future Maksimir stadium. On Monday, after a session of the Government Council for Slavonia, Baranja and Srijem in Donji Miholjac, Andrej Plenković commented on the strike […] The post Ple…

Prominent Greba surgeon and HDZ member Pavo Kostopeč reacted to today's strike by ZET and Zagrebački holding workers and pointed the responsibility for the lack of an agreement towards the city government. He believes that the communication between the City and the union was devastatingly weak and that the City, as a party in a position of power, had to do more in order to negotiate in a good...

Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević said on Monday, speaking about the strike of ZET and Zagreb Holding workers, that he is ready for a compromise that the City can financially withstand, but that his positions are very distant from those of the unions, announcing that the strike will apparently continue tomorrow.

Tomašević said that a new meeting with the unions has not yet been agreed upon, while court hearings for ZET and Zagrebački Holding are expected tomorrow.

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