The public transport and waste collection strike in Zagreb has entered its third day, causing significant disruption and frustration among citizens. A court decision on the strike's legality is anticipated today. Union leaders have apologized to the public for the inconvenience, while also accusing city officials of illegally publishing salary data and attempting to turn citizens against striking workers. Traffic jams have increased across the city as commuters seek alternative transportation.

Index.hr: Zagreb Strike: Third Day Without Public Transport and Waste Collection, Court…

The ZET public transport and waste collection strike in Zagreb has entered its third day, with a court set to decide on the strike's legality. Public opinion, reflected in an Index poll, shows a strong opposition to the strike, with many citizens expressing frustration.

Jutarnji list: Zagreb Strike Causes New Problems; Unionist Apologizes to Citizens

A strike in Zagreb has entered its third day, leading to new, unexpected problems and an accumulation of waste, prompting a unionist to apologize to citizens for the disruptions.

Večernji list: Union Leader Calls Out Tomašević Over Salary Data Leak

The head of the ZET trade union stated that anyone who illegally published salary data will be held accountable, as a decision on the legality of the strike is expected.

Telegram.hr: Third Day of Strike in Zagreb: Only One Tram Running, Garbage Piling Up, Court…

The strike in Zagreb continues for the third day with minimal public transport operation and accumulating garbage. A significant court decision regarding the strike is expected today.

tportal: What if the court declares the strike illegal? Decisions for ZET and Holding…

The article discusses the potential consequences if the ongoing strike in Zagreb is declared illegal, with court decisions for ZET and Holding anticipated shortly.

tportal: ZET union head: Everyone who unauthorizedly published salary data will be held…

The head of the ZET union stated that anyone who unlawfully disclosed salary information will be held responsible, accusing the mayor of turning citizens against ZET workers.

Telegram.hr: Zagreb Transport and Cleaning Unions' Miscalculation: A Criminal Approach to…

The article discusses the miscalculation by the ZET and Čistoća unions, suggesting their negotiation strategy was flawed and poorly advised. It notes the lack of public support for their actions and highlights the ongoing strike's impact on the city.

tportal: How do people who can't cycle and don't have money for a taxi cope?

An elderly woman from Sloboština, unable to cycle or afford a taxi, has to start her commute two hours early due to the strike and asks drivers for rides at traffic lights.

tportal: Nationwide: Traffic jams on the streets of Zagreb

Traffic jams were observed across Zagreb's main routes, with 16% more vehicles on the road compared to the previous Tuesday, as citizens use cars due to the strike.

Jutarnji list: Union Veterans Criticize Zagreb Strike Handling

Veteran unionists have described the handling of the current crisis in Zagreb as inexperienced, hasty, and panicked, predicting how the situation will ultimately resolve.

Telegram.hr: Union Chief at ZET: 'We Apologize to Citizens, We Are Waiting for the Verdict…

A union leader from ZET (Zagreb Electric Tram) apologizes to the citizens for the inconvenience caused by the strike and states they are awaiting a court verdict before deciding on future actions.

The tender for the new Maksimir Stadium project has faced its first complaints, with a decision on their validity expected within the next ten days. The ongoing controversy surrounding the project raises questions about who has the authority to cancel the tender.

tportal: First complaints filed for the new Maksimir stadium; decision in ten days

The tender for the new Maksimir stadium has received its first complaints, with a decision expected within the next ten days.

Jutarnji list: Who Can Cancel Tender for New Maksimir Stadium? Controversial Decision Looms

With 80 projects dismissed in 40 hours, a dissatisfied Prime Minister Plenković is reportedly powerless as the decision on canceling the tender for the Maksimir stadium hangs in the balance.

Croatia has finalized the largest contract in its history, valued at over €898 million, for the construction of the Dugo Selo-Novska double-track railway line. This significant investment is expected to bolster the country's infrastructure.

Jutarnji list: Largest Contract in Croatian History Signed, Worth Over 898 Million Euros

The largest contract in Croatian history, valued at €898.9 million, is set to be signed for the Dugo Selo-Novska double-track railway line.

Municipal workers in Split have launched a strike, demanding higher wages and protesting poor working conditions. Mayor Ivica Puljak has countered their claims by stating that Split's municipal employees are already the highest-paid in the country.

Telegram.hr: Split Municipal Workers Go on Strike, Claim Even Pope Would Give Them a Raise

Municipal workers in Split are striking, stating they deserve a pay increase and complaining about poor working conditions. The mayor, Puljak, countered by stating they are the highest-paid municipal employees in the country.