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– It is very sad, we had come a long, very long way on many issues. We were so close and based on that, it’s extremely sad, says Susanna Gideonsson.
What did it fall on?
– I do not intend to go in and say how the discussions around the negotiating table went, where I did not sit, by the way, so it is difficult for me to say. But our most important demands were to increase security in the Swedish labor market, especially in regards to fixed-term employment and adjustments, while employers had their questions that were most important to them. And we can only say that in the end we failed to reach the latter.
The negotiations if the labor legislation thus ran aground last night.
PTK President Martin Linder says in a press release that the will to conclude an agreement has been very strong among all parties. He says that one intention has been to negotiate down to the last detail, that they have done it and are proud of it.
The employer’s party Mattias Dahl, executive director of the Confederation of Swedish Companies, says in a comment that they have done everything possible to reach a balanced agreement, but that now it will be the legislator who must take responsibility for improving regulations in the labor market.
Something that Susanna Gideonsson of LO strongly opposes.
– We say that we will not accept that the investigation becomes law. It’s just awful and totally unbalanced. We will do exactly what we can so that it does not become a reality, he says.
