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The edition of Las and the rules of the order may be a test for the collaboration of January this fall. Right now, the social partners are negotiating, among other things, the priority rules.
At a hearing in SVT’s Aktuellt, center leader Annie Lööf says the latest investigation will be carried out if the social partners disagree.
– I hope the parties agree. The Confederation of Swedish Companies and the parties are already negotiating, they have a couple of weeks left, it is a delicate situation, he says in the program.
Has shaken hands with Löfven on the deal
Labor Minister Eva Nordmark (S) believes that the investigation proposal should be adjusted if the parties do not agree, but Annie Lööf is not open to further negotiations.
– It took many months before we reached the January agreement. Stefan Löfven and I sat in a room, he and I, and we agreed with the writings and we dealt with what that means. I believe the investigator has followed the investigation instructions. If the parties do not agree, then it is the case that Stefan Löfven and I have agreed that the investigation will then take place.
She continues:
– I know this is painful for the Social Democrats, it was difficult for them to finish with some points of the January agreement. But we have agreed on many different parts and labor law is one of them.
Sjöstedt has threatened to overthrow the government
The leader of the Left party, Jonas Sjöstedt, has threatened to topple the government if the investigation continues, but in the interview Annie Lööf says she is focusing on the January agreement to comply.
-I know the government has done what it can so far and I suppose it will continue to do so, he says.
In an interview, Annie Lööf also received questions about gang crime. She stressed that all parties are responsible for the situation and that integration and security have failed.
– We must start step by step to roll back gang crime, he says on the show.
See the full interview on Aktuellt in the clip below.
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