A letter of support due to anti-union discrimination against the president of the Independent Police Union of Montenegro (NSPCG) also arrived from the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC). In ETUC's letter to the Delegation of the European Union in Montenegro, the ETUC is requesting assistance in ensuring that trade union rights are fully respected in

The International Trade Unions Confederation (ITUC) has sent a letter of support for the Independent Trade Union of the Police of Montenegro and President Igor Rmandić, to the Government of Montenegro, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Police Administration, in which it expresses its deepest concern because of anti-union discrimination and reminds of the necessity

The Trade Union Organization of the Secretariat of the Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro and the Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro successfully negotiated in the previous period and today signed the first Collective Agreement of the Professional Service of the Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro. The collective agreement was

Today, in Podgorica, the Trade Union of Civil Servants and State Employees of Montenegro (SDSNCG), with the support of the Solidarity Center, organized a panel discussion on the topic "Strengthening the participation of unions in the work of public administration in order to narrow the framework for corrupt and illicit influences". The goal of the

The Assembly of the Youth Section of the Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro (UFTUM) was held today in Podgorica. At the assembly, the leadership of the UFTUM Youth Section was elected: the coordinator and the six-member Coordination Committee. As the coordinator of the Section, Lidija Mijović was unanimously elected from the Trade Union

Today, in Podgorica, the leadership of the UFTUM Women's Section was elected: the coordinator and the six-member Coordination Committee. Ana Miljanić on behalf of the Trade Union of Banks of Montenegro was unanimously elected as the coordinator of the Section, while the following members of the Coordination Committee were elected: Slavka Lakčević (Trade Union of

Telecommunications unions met in Belgrade this month to share sector challenges and wins in the region, including Albanian Telecommunications Union SPPTSH President Renato Mucaj, Trade Union of Telecom of Montenegro (STCG) President Zeljko Buric and Transport and Telecommunications Union of Serbia GS SITEL Nezavisnost President Aleksandar Titovic. Credit: Steven McCloud / Solidarity Center Following a 136-day

The General Collective Agreement was signed today in the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare by the social partners - the Government of Montenegro, the Montenegrin Employers Federation, the Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro and the Confederation of Trade Unions of Montenegro. This document is the result of social dialogue and agreed positions