About 50 workers of "Post of Serbia" in Novi Sad decided to end their strike and return to work on Thursday, November 23. If the obligations from the agreement are not fulfilled by December 1, or if there is any retaliation against those who have participated in the strike so far, they will once again stop work and take to the streets
Due to the postman's strike, citizens did not receive electricity bills. They say they are worried that they will have to pay default interest if they don't pay their bills on time, and they don't want to be without a five percent discount for paying regularly. The executive director of supply in EPS, Radovan Stanić, emphasizes that there is no cause for concern, but does not promise that EPS will forgive the delay
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The courier service owned by United Group was raided last night by criminal and tax police inspectors. The workers who happened to be there claim that they did not show the court order. Previously, the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said that the striking postmen were "fighting for the interests of some other company".
The Government of Serbia has signed an agreement with trade union representatives. This was interpreted as a suspension of the postmen's strike. However, union representatives say that the agreement does not oblige the workers to stop work because they have nothing to do with them
Employees of "Pošta Srbije" met with the Minister of Information and Telecommunications, Mihail Jovanović, and representatives of the Ministry of Economy and Finance. They were offered a ten percent pay rise and promised that no striking employee would suffer any consequences. The postmen rejected this offer, negotiations will continue next week
On the seventh day since the suspension of work, postal workers are exposed to illegal pressure, it was announced from the trade union "Sloga". As it was said, if the workers Stefan Mitrović and Zoran Pavlović do not sign the Annex to the employment contract, they will be fired. The acting director of JP Post of Serbia, Zoran Đorđević, proposed several measures to end the postmen's protest and improve their position.
