Home » PAM’s board decided to extend the strikes in the trade sector News 29.01.2023 18:19 PAM’s board decided to extend the strikes in the trade sector The strike in the trade sector will extend to week 7 if no agreement is reached before then. The labor dispute in the trade sector has been mediated this week under the leadership of the national conciliator. “By extending the strikes, we want employers to understand that trade workers need and deserve a decent wage increase. We are aiming for a monthly increase of 200 euros, which is reasonable when inflation is on the rise and the cost of living is high,” explains PAM's President Annika Rönni-Sällinen. The decision to extend the strikes applies to warehouse workers and will take effect on week 7. The strikes will start on Monday, February 13th at 5.00 a.m. and end on February 16th at 5.00 a.m. (or when a shift that started before 5.00 a.m. has ended). The strike affects 47 locations and approximately 4,000 employees in the trade sector. Strike targets in the appendix > The strikes affect all employees who work at the strike sites and are covered by the collective agreements negotiated by PAM and the Finnish Trade Union. The strikes also apply to temp workers and subcontracted workers. PAM's board will discuss the situation next time on Tuesday, January 31st. More information on strikes in the trade sector > 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)CAPTCHACommentsThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Share Read next Articles collective agreement collective bargaining membership ”A challenging starting point, but we achieved a lot” – how did the collective bargaining go? 2.6.2025 Press releases collective bargaining property services sector New collective agreement for the property services sector: front-loaded pay rise of 7.8% and equal solution to long-standing public holiday issue 2.4.2025 Press releases Adventure services collective agreement collective bargaining Pay increases and better working conditions in the adventure services sector 2.4.2025
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