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The first round of collective bargaining talks ends

The first round of collective bargaining talks between the government and civil servants' labor unions ended in Ankara on Friday.

Friday, 15 August 2008 22:21

The talks were chaired by State Minister Murat Basesgioglu, and representatives of Turkish Public Workers' Labor Union (Kamu-Sen) and Civil Servants' Trade Union (Memur-Sen) attended the talks.

Collective bargaining talks will continue on August 21st.

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