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The front page of Telegram.hr primarily features news related to a strike by ZET (Zagreb Electric Tram) workers and the Zagreb Holding company. Other prominent stories include the salary of ZET employees, a citizen offering free rides during the strike, and a dispute between the mayor and trade…
The second day of the ZET and Zagreb Holding strike continues, with limited public transport. Mayor Tomašević stated that difficult but correct decisions were made. The article provides live updates on the situation, including union demands and responses.
Mayor Tomašević expressed his frustration with the trade unions during a press conference, stating their demands were unprecedented and that they seemingly want the strike to continue regardless of the consequences.
The management of ZET announced the average salary for its employees in July of this year, which is reported to be 1,942 Euros.
A citizen named Ivan is offering free rides to people who need to get to hospital appointments or other essential services during the ZET strike, emphasizing his help is for the citizens.
During the strike at Remiza, citizens were heard shouting insults at the striking workers, who responded in kind. The article notes that this is a continuation of tensions seen previously.
The American company Campbell's is facing multiple lawsuits for allegedly deceiving consumers.
The Croatian Football Federation (HNS) may receive substantial financial support from FIFA, as President Infantino backs a proposal for payouts.
