Dispute over Money at Biedronka. Solidarity Fights for Pay Raises
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Last-chance talks will be held today at the Dialog Social Partnership Center in Warsaw between the management of Jeronimo Martins Polska and representatives of the Solidarity trade union at the Biedronka supermarket chain. The union is threatening a strike referendum.
On September 16, another round of mediation will take place between the management of Jeronimo Martins Polska and Biedronka employees, represented by the Solidarity trade union. The union is giving the chain one last chance to reach an agreement.
Another round of talks between the management of Jeronimo Martins Polska and Solidarity will take place on September 16th. If an agreement cannot be reached this time, union officials have announced the next step: preparations for a strike referendum.
The collective dispute at Biedronka is entering a new phase. On September 16th (Wednesday), representatives of "Solidarity" and the management of Jeronimo Martins Polska are scheduled to meet for another round of mediation. The union is demanding, among other things, pay raises, changes to the bonus system, and increased staffing in stores. If the talks fail to produce a breakthrough, the union has announced it will begin preparations for a stri…
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