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The news from Telegram.hr focuses on domestic issues in Croatia, with a significant portion dedicated to labor strikes and their impact. This includes a strike by Zagreb's public transport and cleaning services, with ongoing legal decisions and union statements. Other domestic stories cover…
The article discusses the miscalculation by the ZET and Čistoća unions, suggesting their negotiation strategy was flawed and poorly advised. It notes the lack of public support for their actions and highlights the ongoing strike's impact on the city.
Municipal workers in Split are striking, stating they deserve a pay increase and complaining about poor working conditions. The mayor, Puljak, countered by stating they are the highest-paid municipal employees in the country.
This story examines economic disparities in Croatia, highlighting the significant income differences between professions like anesthesiologists and pilots compared to seamstresses and hairdressers.
The beauty brand Rhode, associated with Hailey Bieber, has launched in European Sephora stores, featuring two special products for the occasion.
The strike in Zagreb continues for the third day with minimal public transport operation and accumulating garbage. A significant court decision regarding the strike is expected today.
Footballer Beljo, following his debut goal for the national team, stated his primary concern is improving his defensive play, believing the team could have been more effective in stifling the opponent's offense.
A union leader from ZET (Zagreb Electric Tram) apologizes to the citizens for the inconvenience caused by the strike and states they are awaiting a court verdict before deciding on future actions.
Political commentator Ivan Rimac suggests that the HDZ party, led by Plenković, is likely to lose the upcoming elections and that a change in leadership is necessary.
During a debate on the show 'Otvoreno', architects fiercely discussed issues related to the competition for new projects in Maksimir, with one participant accusing Barić of frustrating other competitors.
