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As reported, on September 14. The workers of the protest moved to the European Square demanding that the deterioration of the labor and social standards existing in the company be stopped, a collective agreement to establish a wage system of 10%, as established in the Labor Code, and to guarantee that workers’ rights are respected.
Algirdas Markevičius, chairman of the Vilnius Public Transport Workers’ Union, says that so far the protesters have not received any attention from the municipality, and the mayor of the city, Remigijus Šimašius, although he has passed through them, did not see the need. de Listen to the workers.
The company’s employees are said to be ready to be in the municipality day and night until their demands are heard and heard. A plan for more radical actions is also being developed if such employee ignorance continues. The protest is organized by five unions that operate in the company.
Protesting against Vilnius public transport employees
© Photo of the organizers
Inga Ruginienė, director of the Lithuanian Trade Union Confederation, is surprised by the position of the city government, as the quality of service deteriorates as the working conditions of employees deteriorate. She assumes that we are looking to privatize Vilnius public transport.
“The Minister of Economy and Innovation Aušrinė Armonaitė said at the beginning of her mandate that municipalities should abandon municipal companies, whose functions can be taken over by the private market. It seems that her party’s comrade, Remigijus Šimašius, does it only from the in a more brutal way: he deliberately destroys the company in order to transfer it to some business, perhaps favorable to the mayor ”, comments I. Ruginienė.
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