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NEW LABOUR CODE CONSIDERED
Business | July 30, 2001, Monday // 00:00
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Bulgaria needs new Labour Code, deputy PM and social minister Lidia Shuleva said over the national radio. The current one looks like an old fashioned dress, repaired several times, but still unfit for a party, she added. We must consider the need of a labour code with a contemporary philosophy laid in its fundamentals, that complies with the current market economy conditions, she stated.
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