Speaking at a recont meoting of the Yugoslav National Assembly, tho chairman .of that organisation's commission for social control, Mr. Pashko Romac, announced that strikes wore legal. Tho ruling had to be given because of a sories of stoppages in various parts of the country, including protests against incroases in train fares, Justify-— ing the ruling, Romac said that investigations had shown that stoppages of work did not have a political motive and that they did not threaten the social system.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 1, No. 11, 11 March 1964
Right to Strike Restored in Yugoslavia |
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