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The three-day Zagreb public transport strike has concluded, with workers resuming service, though unions plan to appeal the court's decision deeming the strike unlawful. Zagreb's Mayor Tomislav Tomašević acknowledged the lingering impact on everyone involved and expressed hope for a fresh start. The head of the ZET union expressed suspicion regarding individuals who worked during the strike and did not rule out the possibility of a new strike.
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Head of ZET Union: The story of those who drove during the strike is suspicious
The head of the ZET union has expressed suspicion about individuals who worked during the recent strike, questioning the circumstances under which they were greeted with flowers. The union leader also commented on public opinion and potential wage increases, suggesting a referendum should be held…
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Strike Ends: ZET Unionist on Driver Kristina's Comments
After a three-day strike, workers for Čistoća and ZET's trams and buses have resumed service, while unions plan to appeal the court's decision deeming the strike unlawful.
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Tomašević after strike ends: 'Scars remain for all, but let this be a new…
Zagreb's mayor, Tomislav Tomašević, addressed the aftermath of a strike, acknowledging the lingering impact on everyone involved and expressing hope for a fresh start.
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Head of ZET Union: Kristina's Story is Strange, New Strike Possible
The head of the ZET (Zagreb Electric Tram) union commented on the case of a female driver named Kristina, describing the situation as strange and not ruling out a new strike.
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