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A JOINT COMMISSARY COMMITTEE OF ‘’ZORKA – NEZAVISNOST’’ SABAC FORMED
TWO BRANCH UNIONS AS ONE

Sabac, March 5, 2007
A Joint Committee of the Trade Union ‘’Zorka – Nezavisnost’’ Sabac was formed on Friday, March 2, 2007 in ‘’Zorka’’ Sabac. The Joint Committee was formed by two branch unions, i.e. Metal Workers’ Branch Union and ‘’Nezavisnost’’ Branch Union of Chemistry, Non-Metals, Energy Sources and Mining. The representative of the MWBU ‘’Nezavisnost’’, Vice-President Negoslav Jovanovic, wished a successful work on forming of the Joint Committee to the members of the Committee, and the representative of the “Nezavisnost” Branch Union of Chemistry, Non-Metals, Energy Sources and Mining, Bora Pavlovic, member of the Leading Committee, wished the same to the members of the mentioned Committee.

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RUMANIAN TRADE UNION ’’F.N.S. SOLIDARITATEA METAL’’
OUR FIRST NEIGHBOR

Belgrade, March 5, 2007
A long-lasting and friendly cooperation between the MWBU ’’Nezavisnost’’ and Rumanian Trade Union ’’F.N.S. Solidaritatea Metal’’ was crowned by the Protocol on solidarity and cooperation, signed by the Presidents of the two Trade Unions: Gheorghe Sora and Dragan Matic.

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THE METAL WORKERS’ BRANCH UNION ‘’NEZAVISNOST’’
JOB SAFETY COMMISSION FORMED

Belgrade, February 28, 2007.
When it was mostly needed, when in our companies and on building sites employees lose their lives or get injured, the MWBU ‘’Nezavisnost’’ formed a Job Safety Commission. The forming of the Commission has been done in accordance with the Decisions of the Presidency and the Leading Committee of MWBU ‘’Nezavisnost’’. The Commission was formed at a Session held in Belgrade on February 22, 2007, and it consists of Mr. Branimir Tomasevic (Nis), Vice-President of MWBU ‘’Nezavisnost’’ and President of the Commission too, as well as of the Commission members: Aleksandar Todic (Belgrade), Nela Markovic (Kragujevac), Zoran Krstic (Uzice), Dragan Jankucic (Bor), Dragan Mucalov (Zrenjanin) and Svetislav Ranisavljevic (Smederevo).

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TRAGIC ACCIDENT IN THE COPPER MINE OF ‘’RTB’’ BOR
MINER MILOJE PAVLOVIC LOST HIS LIFE

Bor, February 25, 2007
To great regret of the MWBU ‘’Nezavisnost’’ and as an outcome of the accident that happened on February 19, 2007, the death of our colleague, miner Miloje Pavlovic, was announced by the news media. All warnings by the ‘’Nezavisnost’’ Trade Union that the safety conditions are extremely bad in ‘’RTB’’ Bor, were permanently rejected. The employees themselves pointed out that one had to provide adequate working conditions as urgently as possible, so that they wouldn’t be a game of ‘’life and death’’, but the management and those responsible were silent and no actions were taken. One life is lost forever, and as to the accident itself which was a serious one, it could have been much worse.

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ACTION “FOR SAFE WORK AND BETTER LIFE IN THE FACTORY” TAKEN BY “NEZAVISNOST” UNION OF ‘’CIMOS’’ KIKINDA FOUNDRY
A SUCCESSFUL END

Kikinda, February 20, 2007
The end of the action “For safe work and better life in the factory” taken by “Nezavisnost” Union of “CIMOS” Kikinda Foundry was crowned by presentation of the results. One thousand and eight hundred questionnaires were distributed to workers of the Foundry in all three shifts and 1092 questionnaires were filled out and returned to “Nezavisnost” Union. Ten demands sent to the Management of “CIMOS” Kikinda Foundry were supported by 1088 workers, and in the case of going on strike, 1056 Foundry workers came out for the strike, representing approximately 60% of distributed questionnaires.

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AN ACCIDENT HAPPENED ON LEVEL 17 OF THE MINE OF RTB BOR (MINING AND SMELTING WORKS)
MUD AND WATER FELL ON MINERS

Bor, February 19, 2007
Today, between 9 and 10 a.m. an accident happened in the Copper Mine Bor. At the moment of accident there were twenty workers in the mine shaft on level 17. The accident happened when the water and mud from level 13 flooded level 17. Six workers were trapped in mud and water. Five workers with minor injuries were pulled out while rescue teams are searching for one more worker.

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