Call for demands for the upcoming collective agreement negotiations with SIK

Greenland Business Association will negotiate the collective agreements with SIK within the areas of trade and office, production, construction and civil engineering, as well as the service and transport sectors.

If any of our members have proposals for improvements or amendments to the collective agreements, these proposals must be sent to Karsten L. Klausen at klausen@ga.gl.

Greenland Business Association will exchange demands on March 2nd, and the demands must be revised by the secretariat by the end of next week.

You are therefore kindly requested to submit your proposals no later than Tuesday, February 24th. Karsten Lyberth Klausen

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