Finland's Industrial Union plans more strikes against the government’s attack on collective bargaining
FINLAND’S Industrial Union said today that it plans to organise more political strikes.
The union, which represents 60,000 workers in automotive, engineering, chemicals and other industrial sectors, said it is planning three days of strikes from February 14 in protest against Prime Minister Petteri Oreo’s right-wing government.
The union said: “Attacks on unemployment security and job security, restrictions on the right to strike and other measures will harm employees’ everyday lives and rights.”
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