Satisfied said the Labour Minister, Kyriakos Koussis on the decision of the trade unions to suspend their strike measures at AHK.
Speaking on RIK's third programme, the minister said that during his meeting with the trade unions yesterday afternoon, he did not commit to any issue, noting that it was the responsibility of other ministers.
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"The government had drawn up a plan for dealing with the situation in case of a negative development of the consultations. he said, among other things, stressing that it was very positive that power cuts were avoided, even at the last minute.
He also noted that he had prior consultations with the Ministers of Energy and Finance as well as with the management of AHK.
"The situation should have received special handling, since the way things had developed, the Ministers of Energy and Finance could not discuss with the unions since strike measures had been announced," he said.
Therefore, he added, it was the Labour Minister's duty to mediate, so that there could be dialogue, without the strike measures coming into force.
In conclusion, he noted that during the meetings of the unions with the relevant ministers, he would be present.
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