KESK announced general strike
KESK announced general strike
Confederation of Public Laborer's Unions (KESK) has announced a general strike to be staged on 23 May as a protest against the government’s most recent 3+3 raise proposal for public officers.
The collective bargaining between public workers confederation and the Minister of Labor and Social Security Faruk Çelik ended up with the government’s 3+3 raise proposal for public officers. KESK, before the meetings with the Minister took place, had announced that it would go on a general strike on 21-25 May in the event of rejection of its proposal concerning Collective Bargaining.
The KESK statement on the subject evaluated the government’s proposal as “playing a trick on public laborers” and called on all other confederations to join the strike on 23 May.
The collective bargaining between public workers confederation and the Minister of Labor and Social Security Faruk Çelik ended up with the government’s 3+3 raise proposal for public officers. KESK, before the meetings with the Minister took place, had announced that it would go on a general strike on 21-25 May in the event of rejection of its proposal concerning Collective Bargaining.
The KESK statement on the subject evaluated the government’s proposal as “playing a trick on public laborers” and called on all other confederations to join the strike on 23 May.
