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Serbia, October 6, 2014 Police trade unions end strike The police trade unions have returned to the negotiations table after a ten days' strike. Representat... [open]
Austria, October 6, 2014 Minimum wage for doctors' employees Over 6,000 doctors' employees in Lower Austria have a new collective agreement. The agreement instate... [open]
Germany, October 6, 2014 Polarisation of rail dispute The management of the national railway Deutsche Bahn wrote in an open letter that the train drivers u... [open]
Croatia, October 6, 2014 Quality of life reported A Eurofound report presents the trends and changes in quality of life among the population based on s... [open]
Norway, October 3, 2014 More job losses at Statoil State oil company Statoil, faced with falling oil prices and rising costs, reportedly plans to cut 50... [open]
Slovakia, October 2, 2014 Panasonic dismisses and transfers production A Panasonic plant based in the eastern town of Krompachy (Kosice Region, a region with an unemploymen... [open]
Poland, October 2, 2014 Package deal in the making for miners losing jobs The government is preparing legislation allowing for 280 million zloty (some 67 million euro) from th... [open]
Turkey, October 2, 2014 Poor health and safety record reported in Soma mine A long-anticipated 126-page expert report, commissioned by the public prosecutor, clearly states the ... [open]
United Kingdom, October 1, 2014 Midwives strike for the first time in 133 years Members of the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) voted in favour of walkouts by 82% (a margin of more t... [open]
Netherlands, October 1, 2014 Pay cuts and demotion popular measures An annual report of a survey among employers shows that workers are still confronted with pay cuts (1... [open]

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