Today, Secretary General Srđa Keković had a meeting with the acting Director of the Directorate for Inspection Affairs Ilir Harasani, with whom he discussed about deepening cooperation and providing mutual support in the fight for the rights of employees. The UFTUM Secretary General had the opportunity to outline the problems that workers most often face

The Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro submitted the Initiative for Amendments to the Law on the Labor Fund due to the fact that in the transition period a number of employees were deprived of the payment of contributions for pension and disability insurance. During this period, in accordance with legal regulations, the payment

At the recent plenary session of the RSS "Solidarity", the following Declaration was adopted that was sent to the European Trade Union Confederation on the occasion of the Social Summit in Porto. DECLARATION of the Regional Trade Union Council „Solidarity“ on the occasion of the Porto Social Summit, 07 May 2021   European Social Rights

The First extraordinary session of the Social Council of Montenegro was held today in Villa Gorica. In addition to the members, the session was attended by the President of the Parliament of Montenegro Aleksa Becic and the Prime Minister of Montenegro Zdravko Krivokapic. The agenda of the session included, among other things, the Proposals for

International Labour Organization published a report A Global Trend Analysis on the Role of Trade Unions in Times of COVID-19 that reveals the most affected categories of workers, workers in the most vulnerable situations and the sectors most hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, as seen by trade unions. It then provides a summary of trade

UFTUM Secretary General Srdja Kekovic, UFTUM Main Board President Vukasin Zogovic, as well as UFTUM Deputies Secretary General Zeljko Buric and Ivana Mihajlovic, met today with the President ot the Parliament of Montenegro Aleksa Becic and his associates, Neven Gosovic, Vuk Jankovic and Snjezana Vojvodic. Representatives of the Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro

The Executive Committee of the Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro adopted a platform containing expectations from the newly formed Government regarding developments in the field of economic policy and labor market, tax policy, public administration reform, social policy and trade union rights and freedoms. The text of the platform is below: Montenegro has

After the text of the amended Labor Law did not receive the necessary signature of the President of Montenegro to enter into force, today again it was a point on the Agenda of the Parliament of Montenegro, and with its adoption, it took the form of the Law on Amendments to the Labor Law. Namely,

Considering that the President of Montenegro Milo Đukanović on Saturday did not sign several laws adopted at the session of the Parliament on January 29, including the Law on Amendments to the Labor Law which would extend the validity of the General Collective Agreement until the end of the year, but returned the laws to