Home » Strikes in commerce sector go ahead – PAM still seeks 200 euro pay raise News 07.02.2023 19:52 Strikes in commerce sector go ahead – PAM still seeks 200 euro pay raise The National Conciliator notified Tuesday that she could not present a mediation proposal in the labour dispute between Service Union United PAM and Finnish Commerce Federation. Hence, strikes in the commerce sector will start on 9 February. ”PAM’s and Finnish Commerce Federation’s views still differ significantly, also on issues other than pay. PAM’s goal is still to get commerce sector workers a significant pay raise that ensures purchasing power and brings relief in the midst of inflation. This would mean a pay raise of about 200 euros”, says PAM President Annika Rönni-Sällinen. Strikes start in part of Kesko logistics services and 160 S-group’s and K-group’s supermarkets on Thursday 9 February at 05.00 am and end on Saturday 11 February at 05.00 am. List of strike sites here. Keywords: collective bargaining commerce sector industrial action What did you think of this content? Reaktio(Required) This was useful I really liked this content I did not understand This was not useful Comment (optional) Share Read next News collective bargaining commerce sector Commerce sector negotiators meet for the first time 19.12.2024 Press releases collective bargaining Platform economy PAM puts negotiations with Wolt on hold – the proposed compensation would not improve food couriers’ situation 19.12.2024 Articles collective bargaining commerce sector How to build trust and cooperation? Experienced collective agreement negotiators in the commerce sector have the answer 9.12.2024
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