The Workers’ Union at “Ogero” Announces Suspension of the Strike
LBCI: The workers’ union at the “Ogero” Authority announced in a statement the suspension of the strike and the resumption of normal operations, following a meeting with the parliamentary Media and Telecommunications Committee, attended by the Minister of Telecommunications and members of the Authority’s board of directors, devoted to discussing the workers’ rights and their future in light of a proposal to amend Telecommunications Law No.…
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The Workers’ Union at “Ogero” Announces Suspension of the Strike
LBCI: The workers’ union at the “Ogero” Authority announced in a statement the suspension of the strike and the resumption of normal operations, following a meeting with the parliamentary Media and Telecommunications Committee, attended by the Minister of Telecommunications and members of the Authority’s board of directors, devoted to discussing the workers’ rights and their future in light of a proposal to amend Telecommunications Law No.…
The Workers’ Union at “Ogero” Announces Suspension of the Strike
LBCI: The workers’ union at the “Ogero” Authority announced in a statement the suspension of the strike and the resumption of normal work, following a meeting with the parliamentary Media and Communications Committee, attended by the Minister of Telecommunications and members of the Authority’s board of directors, which was devoted to discussing workers’ rights and their future in light of a proposal to amend Telecommunications Law No.…
The Workers’ Union at “Ogero” Announces the Suspension of the Strike
LBCI: The Workers’ Union at the “Ogero” Authority announced in a statement the suspension of the strike and the resumption of normal work, following a meeting with the parliamentary Media and Telecommunications Committee, attended by the Minister of Telecommunications and members of the Authority’s board of directors, which was devoted to discussing workers’ rights and their future in light of a proposal to amend Telecommunications Law No.…
