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Negotiations on them resumed today, Thursday, as they crashed in late September.
Initially it was said that the parties – the Confederation of Swedish Companies, PTK and LO – had come a long way at work towards a new agreement on labor law, but were eventually unable to agree on the key points of the negotiations.
On Thursday night SVT Nyheter reports that the parties are nearing a solution and that there is a final offer between employers and unions.
The information is not confirmed by either LO or the Swedish Business Confederation, reports TT.
– No, I can’t do that. I have not heard or seen anything. I think if there is finally a final offer, it should also reach me. But I have not received it now, says Malin Fagerberg Wikström, LO press secretary, to TT.
“We will do our best”
– We will do everything possible to reach a solution, PTK chief negotiator Martin Wästfelt told TT when addressing the talks on Thursday.
In June the investigation of those that the government, L and C decided in the January agreement was presented. The investigation leads to important changes in labor law, which S has criticized. Stefan Löfven has called it “unbalanced”, but still agreed to submit his proposal for consultation.
The Left Party responded by threatening to topple Stefan Löfven, a threat that was halted on Wednesday when it became clear that negotiations would resume.
Expressen’s national policy commentator on resuming LAS negotiations.
