A long and bitter dispute between the Swedish Dockworkers' Union and the employers is over. A new collective agreement is signed after a membership vote within the union.
BusinessSweden's Ports is taking the Hamnarbetarförbundet union to the Labour Court (AD) after the latest strike warning from the trade union.
BusinessThe Dockworkers' Union announces further intermittent strikes from June 18, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot. The notice applies to just over ten ports.
BusinessThe Dockworkers' Union's industrial actions, which have been ongoing since last week, are not illegal, the Labour Court (AD) believes. The decision has sparked strong reactions.
BusinessThe Dockworkers' Union's industrial actions continue in, among other places, Gothenburg and Sundsvall. Meanwhile, a hearing in the Labour Court awaits on Friday regarding whether the strikes are legal or not.
BusinessThe strike is underway in the Swedish ports, despite Transport withdrawing its notice. At 12, the Swedish Dockworkers' Union members stopped working. We are going on strike in all Swedish ports where we have members, says Chairman Martin Berg.
BusinessThe Swedish Transport Workers' Federation (Transport) and the Swedish Ports are in agreement on a new collective agreement, the parties report. At the same time, the negotiations with the Port Workers' Union have been paused. Now there will be a strike, says the Port Workers' Union's Vice Chairman Erik Helgeson.
BusinessThe Dockworkers' Union wants to see in the new collective agreement with Sweden's Ports. Now they are warning of a strike on May 21 to get the negotiations moving. Transport is also warning of a strike after "stalled negotiations" about hired personnel in the ports.
BusinessIt is unclear whether the Dockworkers' Union's blockade of war materials to and from Israel will begin next week. The Labour Court did not give the clearance that the trade union had hoped for.
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