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Bosnia’s Zenica coal miners protest over wages, pensions – report – SeeNews – EUROP INFO
Bosnia’s Zenica Coal Miners Stage Protest Over Wages and Pensions Coal miners in Zenica, one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s key industrial centers, have taken to the streets to demand better wages and pension conditions, according to recent reports. The protest highlights growing discontent within the mining sector, as workers call on authorities to address long-standing economic grievances amid challenging industry reforms. The demonstration under…
Around 400 miners gathered in Sarajevo today to protest, demanding the payment of back wages and pension contributions for employees at the Zenica coal mine. The employer owes pension contributions to some of them for more than ten years. The protesters were also received by government representatives, reports the French news agency AFP.
He pointed out that this holiday is another opportunity to remember with deep respect the courage, sacrifice and strength of the miners.
Several hundred miners from all over Bosnia and Herzegovina gathered today in front of the Government building of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo. The miners are protesting the difficult economic and social situation they are in. As previously announced by the President of the Trade Union Board of the Trade Union Organization of the Zenica Brown Coal Mine, Nedžad Duraković, around 150 miners left Zenica at 9 am this morning,…
Zenica Miners Protest in Sarajevo, Joined by Colleagues from Other Mines
The Trade Union Committee of the Trade Union Organization of the Brown Coal Mine Zenica will take its members to a previously scheduled protest in front of the Government building of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo at around 9 a.m. today, where they will be joined by colleagues from other mines from […] The post Zenica Miners Protest in Sarajevo, Joined by Colleagues from Other Mines appeared first on Sarajevo Times.
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