Rail Supervisor Says Unions Want Status Quo

Ljubljana, 23 October - Representatives of the state in the supervisory board of the Slovenian railway operator do not see a reason for the token strike announced by trade unions. Chief supervisor Andrej Godec assessed on Friday that the unions wanted to keep a status quo.

Ljubljana A press conference, at which chief supervisor of the the Slovenian railway operator Slovenske zeleznice, Andrej Godec (pictured), presented his position on the token strike six in-house trade unions announced for 4 november. Photo: Tamino Petelinsek/STA

Ljubljana
A press conference, at which chief supervisor of the the Slovenian railway operator Slovenske zeleznice, Andrej Godec (pictured), presented his position on the token strike six in-house trade unions announced for 4 november.
Photo: Tamino Petelinsek/STA

Ljubljana A press conference, at which chief supervisor of the the Slovenian railway operator Slovenske zeleznice, Andrej Godec (pictured), presented his position on the token strike six in-house trade unions announced for 4 november. Photo: Tamino Petelinsek/STA

Ljubljana
A press conference, at which chief supervisor of the the Slovenian railway operator Slovenske zeleznice, Andrej Godec (pictured), presented his position on the token strike six in-house trade unions announced for 4 november.
Photo: Tamino Petelinsek/STA

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