Trade Unions Collect Enough Signatures for Referendum on Emergency Law
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The union headquarters have collected the necessary 40,000 signatures for a subsequent legislative referendum on the emergency law for the development of Slovenia. By Wednesday, they had almost 41,000 and are continuing to collect. In this way, they are blocking lower food and energy prices, higher wages and pensions. If anyone still believes that this is an idealistic concern for the "working class", [...] The post Unions and their "care for wo…
Although they have reached the quota, they will continue to collect them until October 5. Then it will be the turn of the National Assembly, which will have to call a referendum.
The necessary 40,000 signatures have been collected at trade union headquarters in support of calling a subsequent legislative referendum on the Emergency Act for the Development of Slovenia. By 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 40,960 signatures had been collected. They will continue to collect these signatures until October 5. Then it will be the turn of the National Assembly, which will have to call a referendum.
Representative trade union centers announced at a press conference in Ljubljana that they already have enough signatures for a referendum called "Against the Disintegration of Slovenia." The intervention law does not bring development, trade unionists warn.
The necessary 40,000 signatures have been collected at trade union headquarters in support of calling a subsequent legislative referendum on the Emergency Act for the Development of Slovenia. By 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 40,960 signatures had been collected. They will continue to collect these signatures until October 5. Then it will be the turn of the National Assembly, which will have to call a referendum.
The necessary 40,000 signatures have been collected at trade union headquarters in support of calling a subsequent legislative referendum on the Emergency Act for the Development of Slovenia. By 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 40,960 signatures had been collected. They will continue to collect these signatures until October 5. Then it will be the turn of the National Assembly, which will have to call a referendum.
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