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FTTU started negotiations for a new collective labor agreement in "Urban Transport" – Varna
FTTU started negotiations for a new collective labor agreement in "Urban Transport" – Varna
FTTU started negotiations for a new collective labor agreement in "Urban Transport" – Varna

Today, the first meeting of negotiations for the conclusion of a new Collective Labor Agreement (CLA) in "Urban Transport" EAD – Varna was held.
The meeting was attended by the Chairman of the Federation of Transport Trade Unions (FTTU) to CITUB, Eng. Aleksandar Shopov, and the Chairman of the trade union organization in the company, Pavlina Nikolova. During the talks, the importance of social dialogue was emphasized, along with the need to achieve balanced decisions that guarantee stability and better working conditions for the employees.
The main demands of the FTTU were presented and discussed in detail, with an emphasis placed on:
increase in basic salaries
increase in food allowances
introduction of an "attendance bonus" as an incentive for regularity and commitment
increase in night work rates
increase in overtime pay
expanding social support for workers and their families
updating additional payments and social benefits
During the meeting, views and proposals were exchanged, and both sides declared their readiness for constructive dialogue and searching for sustainable solutions in the interest of the workers. The importance of upgrading the active collective labor agreement was also emphasized, taking into account contemporary economic conditions and the needs of the employees.
The negotiation process will continue, with the next meeting scheduled for 02.04.2026. Within the framework of the next talks, the parameters of the individual proposals are expected to be specified and mutually acceptable solutions to be sought.
FTTU will continue to inform timely about the development of the negotiations and the actions taken to protect the rights and interests of workers in the sector.
Today, the first meeting of negotiations for the conclusion of a new Collective Labor Agreement (CLA) in "Urban Transport" EAD – Varna was held.
The meeting was attended by the Chairman of the Federation of Transport Trade Unions (FTTU) to CITUB, Eng. Aleksandar Shopov, and the Chairman of the trade union organization in the company, Pavlina Nikolova. During the talks, the importance of social dialogue was emphasized, along with the need to achieve balanced decisions that guarantee stability and better working conditions for the employees.
The main demands of the FTTU were presented and discussed in detail, with an emphasis placed on:
increase in basic salaries
increase in food allowances
introduction of an "attendance bonus" as an incentive for regularity and commitment
increase in night work rates
increase in overtime pay
expanding social support for workers and their families
updating additional payments and social benefits
During the meeting, views and proposals were exchanged, and both sides declared their readiness for constructive dialogue and searching for sustainable solutions in the interest of the workers. The importance of upgrading the active collective labor agreement was also emphasized, taking into account contemporary economic conditions and the needs of the employees.
The negotiation process will continue, with the next meeting scheduled for 02.04.2026. Within the framework of the next talks, the parameters of the individual proposals are expected to be specified and mutually acceptable solutions to be sought.
FTTU will continue to inform timely about the development of the negotiations and the actions taken to protect the rights and interests of workers in the sector.
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