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Turkish teachers demand protection against violence, higher wages
A majority of Turkish teachers demand legal protection against violence and higher purchasing power, surveys conducted by labor unions have revealed.
The Average Wage in Bulgaria should Increase by between 12 and 15% in 2019
The average wage in Bulgaria should increase by between 12 and 15% in 2019. This expectation was made by the leaders of Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of Bulgaria and Confederation of Labour Podkrepa during a meeting with the business and the government, reports Darik.
60,000 incidents of violence against health personnel in last five years in Turkey: Union head
A total of 60,000 incidents of violence against healthcare workers were reported in Turkey in the last five years, said Metin Memiş, the president of the Trade Union of Health and Social Workers (Sağlık-Sen).
Coalition plans to overhaul public sector pay system
The coalition would adjust the pay system to the specifics of individual professions and peg performance bonuses to efficiency based on a set of indicators for individual professions, according to information obtained by the STA.
The Average Salary in Bulgaria Increases by about 10% in Recent Years
In recent years, income policy has allowed an increase in the average wage in Bulgaria with rates close to 10 percent, and this is one of the highest levels in the EU.
Assessment of civil servants launched electronically to avoid reactions
The Administrative Reconstruction Ministry launched on Monday the evaluation of its public sector employees for 2017, which will be conducted electronically for the first time, in an effort to avoid attempts by unions to boycott the process.
Greece is required by the terms of its bailout program to implement the evaluation scheme for civil servants.
General strike on Wednesday to disrupt public transport, services
A man walks along an Athens street where billboards advertise a 24-hour strike on Wednesday called by labor unions to protest austerity. The action will affect public transport and services. [Giorgos Kontarinis/ Eurokinissi]
Athens metro operating firm says walkout unjustified
The operating firm of the Athens metro, STASY, said Tuesday that Monday's 24-hour strike by the metro workers union SELMA, which saw the cancellation of services on lines 2 and 3, was unjustified.
STASY said that participation in the strike by SELMA - one of nine workers unions active in the rail sector - was limited.
No services Monday on Athens metro lines 2 and 3
There will be no services on lines 2 and 3 of the Athens metro on Monday due to a 24-hour strike called by the metro workers' union (SELMA).
The strike was called by the union to protest shortages in both staff and equipment, as well as what it described as the management's dubious ties with the government.
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Civil servants' union seeks to undermine evaluation, calls general strike
The umbrella union for Greek civil servants, ADEDY, on Monday renewed its efforts to thwart an ill-fated initiative to evaluate public sector workers, calling on employees and managers to boycott the process, while joining forces with the private sector union GSEE to call a general strike for May 30 to protest austerity.