MRA meeting unions today week
The Malta Resources Authority shall be meeting unions today week, it said this evening.
The 11 unions disputing the new utility bills requested a meeting with the MRA last week to clarify issues after the Prime Minister refused to meet them, directing them to the regulator.
The unions are the General Workers' Union, the MUT, the Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses, the Union of Cabin Crew, the Union Ħaddiema Bank Ċentrali, the Union Technical and Clerical Mepa, the Union Professjonisti Awtorità għall-Ambjent u Ppjanar, the University of Malta Academic Staff Association, the Airline Pilots Association, the Union Periti u Inġiniera Servizz Pubbliku and the Association of Airline Engineers.
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Cynthia Muscat
Jan 24th 2009, 09:34
@J.Busuttil
If you're happy to pay the inflated W&E bill just go ahead and pay it. I would rather have the unions (not UHM or CMTU) guide me during these troubled times as they look after my interests. My only serious concern is that they are not as militant as the situation requires them to be. The Government on the on the hand, first looks after its own interests, then those of the EU and then gives any scraps left to us, common people.
J Busuttil
Jan 24th 2009, 09:14
First the unions backtracked on an agreement with the PM now they are humbly going where they were told to go to the Malta Resource Authority, These unions cannot really lead the workers in these troubled times of international recession.