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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT OF SERBIAN EMPLOYERS’ UNION
A GLANCE THROUGH “DEVIL’S WELL”

Belgrade, November 15, 2006
-“My opinion of you, as a responsible and honest social partner worthy of respect, changed at the moment you gave a tactless and unfounded statement at the Session of the Socio-Economic Council of Serbia, after my statement and conclusion that Predrag Rankovic Peconi’s conduct in the companies he bought had elements of criminal and terrible conduct”, said Dragan Matic, President of MWBU “Nezavisnost”, in his letter.

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SEMINAR ON UNION REFORMS IN THE TRANSITION PROCESS
HOW THE UNION SHOULD BE CONSOLIDATED?

Kanjiza, November 7 – 10, 2006
A seminar on “Union reforms in the transition process – union strengthening and tasks in transition conditions” was organized by FES, in Kanjiza, from November 7 – 10, 2006, with the participation of UBU “Nezavisnost”, Federation of Autonomous Unions of Serbia, Unions from Hungary, Slovenia and Rumania, as well as the representatives of Serbian Employers’ Union and Mr. Miroslav Vasin, Secretary of the Socio-Economic Council of Vojvodina, which, in addition to perceiving the present situation in the Unions from the stated countries, aimed at establishing the guidelines and giving the answers to the question - how the Union should be consolidated in the transition and globalization period.

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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY IN SERBIA: RESPONSIBILITY – WHAT WAS IT?!
“BLACK” CHRONICLE IN FACTORIES

Belgrade, November 10, 2006
The latest news about the death of a worker from the Cement Factory “Holcim”, Paracin, is a continuation of accidents happening all the time. It is evident that accidents with fatal outcome are rather frequent. We are becoming special “champions of catastrophes” in Serbia: 46 workers lost their lives at work in a period of nine months in 2006 and about 800 were seriously injured. The thing that is disturbing is the fact that accidents also happen in the companies which took significant measures in the previous period in order to raise safety and health to a higher level, as it is the case with “Holcim”.

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THE PRESIDENCY OF MWBU ''NEZAVISNOST''
APPROACHING VI CONGRESS OF UBU ''NEZAVISNOST''

Belgrade, November 7, 2006
A list of delegates of MWBU ''Nezavisnost'' for the Congress of UBU ''Nezavisnost'' has been accepted. The following persons were nominated for representatives in the Leading Committee of UBU ''Nezavisnost'': Dragan Matic, Gordana Aleksic, Aleksandar Todic, Negoslav Jovanovic, Mileta Gujanicic and Nebojsa Savic. The candidates of MWBU ''Nezavisnost'' for Vice-Presidents in UBU ''Nezavisnost'' are Nebojsa Savic and Gordana Aleksic, and it has been decided that if they requested support for nomination, then Branislav Canak, Slavoljub Lukovic and Zoran Stoiljkovic could be given a vote of confidence too.

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SESSION OF THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC COUNCIL
BUBALO TURNED DOWN THE PROPOSAL – COMMISSION FORMED

Belgrade, November 7, 2006
The Government of the Republic of Serbia refused to discuss about the metal industry complex, because of an imprudent, self-centered and promotional act of Autonomous Metal Workers’ Union of Serbia.
“The Government of the Republic of Serbia is not willing to accept and consider the demands of the Autonomous Metal Workers’ Union of Serbia”, stated Predrag Bubalo, Minister of Economic Affairs.

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EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND PRIVATIZATION CENTER OF UBU “NEZAVISNOST”
REPORT ON SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE PRIVATIZATION PROCESS

Belgrade, October 18, 2006
The five-year period is behind us, and it is quite sufficient to notice the basic trends in the transition and privatization process in Serbia. This process is judged by many people today, namely, members of political elite, authorities and opposition, independent intellectuals, analysts, citizens, etc. Opinions are divided and range from eulogy to a moderate view that there are certain shifts, but that they are insufficient, and all the way to the other side, on which are those who think that nothing has changed or that the situation is even worse than it was before.

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